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How to make G3 female skin more white

kyoreonakyoreona Posts: 185
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Sorry to bother you guys :)

In my scene , I have G3 female , A4 , G1 together .

But G3's skin is too black than A4 and G1 (BTW, I use IRAY render)

Is there any method to make her more white ?

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I have another question , how to make G3 female's skin more wet , like just after sport or just go out of the swimming pool.

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,416

    Uploading rendered image would be helpful.  I'm sure there are techniques, but technique I use most is light placement and tweaking surfaces tab.   

  • kyoreonakyoreona Posts: 185
    awesomefb said:

    Uploading rendered image would be helpful.  I'm sure there are techniques, but technique I use most is light placement and tweaking surfaces tab.   

    OK!I have made a render with A4 and G3.

    A4 is too white and G3 is too black ...

     

    SAF.jpg
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  • SixDsSixDs Posts: 2,384

    There are two things, above all others, that are producing the variation in skin tones amongst the characters shown in your image: Diffuse Colour and Diffuse strength, as displayed under the Surfaces tab. The Diffuse colour is probably the one that is accounting for most of the difference. Diffuse colour usually consists of two parts: a texture map as shown as a thumbnail image on the left side of the Diffuse colour dialogue, and an actual RGB colour as shown to the right of that (three three digit numbers).. The differences in skin tone are probably due to the different tones in the three texture maps themselves. If you wish to get them all more-or-less the same, thats going to take a little experimenting on your part. Usually when a character is loaded, the Diffuse strength is set to 100%. If you lower this, you'll notice that it darkens the character skin. If you change the Diffuse colour (RGB values) to a darker or lighter colour, this will change the skin tone as well. Darkening the lighter characters will be easier than trying to lighten the darker ones. Again, you'll need to do some experimenting to find a combination that suits you..

  • kyoreonakyoreona Posts: 185
    SixDs said:

    There are two things, above all others, that are producing the variation in skin tones amongst the characters shown in your image: Diffuse Colour and Diffuse strength, as displayed under the Surfaces tab. The Diffuse colour is probably the one that is accounting for most of the difference. Diffuse colour usually consists of two parts: a texture map as shown as a thumbnail image on the left side of the Diffuse colour dialogue, and an actual RGB colour as shown to the right of that (three three digit numbers).. The differences in skin tone are probably due to the different tones in the three texture maps themselves. If you wish to get them all more-or-less the same, thats going to take a little experimenting on your part. Usually when a character is loaded, the Diffuse strength is set to 100%. If you lower this, you'll notice that it darkens the character skin. If you change the Diffuse colour (RGB values) to a darker or lighter colour, this will change the skin tone as well. Darkening the lighter characters will be easier than trying to lighten the darker ones. Again, you'll need to do some experimenting to find a combination that suits you..

    Yes ,I have tried that before . changing the darker is more difficult.

    But why josie for G3 is white under IRAY? And G3 basic is black under IRAY...

    DAZ mean it ?

  • kyoreonakyoreona Posts: 185
    SixDs said:

    There are two things, above all others, that are producing the variation in skin tones amongst the characters shown in your image: Diffuse Colour and Diffuse strength, as displayed under the Surfaces tab. The Diffuse colour is probably the one that is accounting for most of the difference. Diffuse colour usually consists of two parts: a texture map as shown as a thumbnail image on the left side of the Diffuse colour dialogue, and an actual RGB colour as shown to the right of that (three three digit numbers).. The differences in skin tone are probably due to the different tones in the three texture maps themselves. If you wish to get them all more-or-less the same, thats going to take a little experimenting on your part. Usually when a character is loaded, the Diffuse strength is set to 100%. If you lower this, you'll notice that it darkens the character skin. If you change the Diffuse colour (RGB values) to a darker or lighter colour, this will change the skin tone as well. Darkening the lighter characters will be easier than trying to lighten the darker ones. Again, you'll need to do some experimenting to find a combination that suits you..

    that is it! the default diffuse strength is 50% , I turned it to 100%, G3's skin is more bright! thank you !

     

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