C4D R26 / Redshift 3.5 - Translucency and Back-Lighting Effect

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[@ez8effect]

Hey firend! Your are really good teacher! I just want to say BIG THANKS for what you do! I'm non native english speaker, but your lessons is super understandable! And you did it short and straight to the point! Thanks man! You really helped me a lot!

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Thank you very much, we appreciate it a lot! Happy and glad to hear that it’s helpful. That’s a nice motivation for our next video ;)

[@matistaa]

Was recently looking for exactly this! Thanks

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

You are welcome

[@murphyuriaguereka4360]

amazing work, thanks

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Thanks. Happy to hear that you like it.

[@柴sen]

good

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

@@柴sen Thanks. Happy to hear that you like it.

[@ryancherewaty3621]

My subsurface looks very different to yours, running r26 / RS 3.5... there is no 'weight' slider, only attenuation, transmittance etc...

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Use standard material instead RS material kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnuUZZ9vpbuobas

[@oneway9984]

That way with sss taking a long time for render depending on translucent channel bafore 3.5.

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Its physically more accurate and better-looking result, so it takes more time to render. Optimization is the key. Ones is scene properly optimized, redshift 3.5+ will still provide acceptable render time.

[@antoniopepe]

The old diffuse backlit is replaced with this translucency/ thinwall workflow? Thanks

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Yes it is, if you are using Standard material 3.5

[@antoniopepe]

@@LFOdesign-Tutorials thanks man

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

@@antoniopepe you are welcome

[@robertwojciechowski2262]

Where can i find the next chapter?

[@LFOdesign-Tutorials]

Next chapter will be available next week in our redshift - ultimate edition. Link: lfodesign.com/redshift/