Blender Material Tutorial Subsurface Scattering | Procedural Texture

[@damien_s_]

I was waiting this tutorial since a lot of time, thank you so much !

[@Bacosil]

You're very welcome!

[@zionbandhyo]

Awesome Work man

[@Bacosil]

Thank you very much!

[@albertohabacucrosales]

nice need updated for blender 4.0

[@Grimstore]

great result ! is there a way to control the color (instead of the orangy one) ? thank you

[@joewakerley]

Under subsurface, there is a dropdown menu called subsurface radius, which is an RGB colour control. By default this is set to R=1 G=0.2 and B=0.2, this is the approximate values for Caucasian skin, which is why it looks red/orange. Set them to 1-1-1 (or experiment) and then plug something into the subsurface colour.

[@Grimstore]

@@joewakerley Thank you very much my friend !

[@Bacosil]

Thanks a lot for sharing, I didn't know about it. I plugged in an RGB node to subsurface radius that way I can pick the color I want and it automatically converted into RGB values

[@baskapes762]

Thanks bro 🇮🇳

[@Bacosil]

You are Welcome 🙌

[@desatnulajeden7047]

Hi. Thanks for the video. I want to use this material and create a seethrough material so it will be possible to see inside the object. Imagine human body where you can see bones. Is this possible to add some transparency to this material?

[@JointManJoe]

You can combin shader with the mix shader node so you can combine a subsurfshader with a transperancy or transluceny shader

[@Bacosil]

You can decrease the alpha a bit, I think that sould work