🦜Stunning Real-Time Fur Effects in Marmoset 4: A Character Shader Tutorial

Transform your character designs with a realistic fur shader in Marmoset Toolbag 4. This tutorial teaches you how to create stunning real-time fur effects in just a few steps.
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[@daviddytham4523]

anyone else not getting any depth regardless of how much they push the geomtry? I can see the opacity is working cause i can see the layers beneath the top one, but it still looks like im working with a single mesh and not 3.

[@MustafaBerkeGureltol]

Cool tutorial, but the shader itself doesn't look good.

[@goosesuka]

not work ty

[@Kinkoyaburi]

I've always wondered how they did that. It surprisingly simple. Thanks for the explanation!

[@tungishgarg8530]

hey itried this method and mine is really not giving any kind of illlusion plus the white part is not getting transparent what can i do to get a result like this will be waiting for reply really great tip

[@blastroisehunt6546]

I know this is a render but can you bake it back in zbrush for 3d printing?

[@goosesuka]

how did you make an overlap on one UV or copy coordinate i not understand

[@user-mf1si3qm9p]

Can this work be used in Unreal Engine practice as well?

[@PlinaZ]

This method is great but how would it handle patterns like that of a cheetah or snow leopard?

[@Tom-jo3lb]

Awesome! Wich "shader/render engine" do you selected in Substance?

[@SirKravczenko]

Hey man! I'm absolutely loving this tutorial! As a fellow Character Artist, it's incredibly awesome to see our community thriving on KZbin. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@IamSKSAHEER]

Wow, that's cool.

[@3dmilitaryassets]

Great tutorial! Very simple but still effective technique. Thanks for sharing

[@KienTran-vl2ve]

Thank you so much for the tutorial !!

[@gameguy21]

This is awesome man, great stuff

[@xXbananaXxist]

Always wanted to try this method. So simpel and cool

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[@AMC110697]

Damn man, I just discovered the channel yesterday and I'm so happy I did. Really good stuff. I'm just gonna eat all your videos asap haha.

[@shanjeevan142]

Thank you

[@guillaumecayer7772]

Good method! How would you go about mitigating the stepping effect you can see in some places, especially around the silhouette? Would you add more layers or maybe space them out differently? Could anything else be done to mask the outlines in a more realistic way?