Need help with Skin Effects: Grease
vonHobo
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Skin Effects: Grease for Genesis 9 Female and Male | Daz 3D
I've tried everything with this product, but no matter what I do, it creates a see-thru figure.
I can apply the materials, or the attachments, and then the materials. It doesn't seem to matter. They all create an invisible figure.
What am I doing wrong???
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Here is an example.
Are you rendering in Filament or iRay?
So you create the Geeomtry Shell, then seelct it, then apply the materials?
Like Richard said, this looks very much like you are applying the materials to the character directly instead of on the geometry shell.
I applied the Geometry Shell I thought. I will check again.
The shell is what caused the transparency. But there are like 25 wearables, so maybe I'm not applying the correct one to the figure first.
Iray
Here are two more examples. One with a wearable, one without.
As you can see the background objects are showing through.
I've looked through the entire product. I don't see a geoshell item, just wearables and materials.
All the wearables produce transulcent skin.
I'll probably return this product if there is no solution.
Which version of Daz Studio are you using? In 4.23, it works on the first attempt for me on the same character as you, using the first wearable (all of which are geoshells).
//edit: just noticed I applied the female version of the grease on Rupert, but it works with the Male version as well.
I believe there is a typo in the instructions:
what I do is create a geoshell of the figure
add the textures and hair that you would to the figure
apply the attachment to the geoshell and not the figure
apply the appropriate greasy mat to the geoshell
I used the product here:
Do I need to create my own Geoshell since there isn't one included with the product?
Thank you so much! I got it to work.
I had not realized that the "Attachments" are not all geoshells. Only the ones labeled as "layers" are the true geoshells.
It would have helped if the artist had differentiated the attachments into "geoshells" (layers) and materials.
As it seems to be a geoshell-based material, you need make a geoshell for the figure you want to use first. Select the G9 figure you want to use it on. Go to the "create" dropdown menu. Select "create geoshell". And then apply the material to the geoshell that gets created.
As a result, the material will be applied to a geoshell that sits slightly above the figure itself. The figure keeps it's material and the grease effect sits on the geo shell layer slightly above of the figure's skin.