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Any easy way to give an outfit a thicker edge?

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  • TorquinoxTorquinox Posts: 3,647
    GlennF said:

    Of course it Doesn't actually thicken the geometry duh.But It does look like it is thicker which is what counts.

    I think it's a good effort. It works quite well at lower resolution. I see some artifacting from the mapping in the closeup, but mapping does that. If this were part of a bigger scene, it would look very natural. The white, featureless cloth works against you. It looks blown out. Some color and bit more surface texture would help blend everything together.

    Some displacement mapping would help.

    Wendy's fix for the problem would be great, especially if done when the garment is made.

  • GlennFGlennF Posts: 141
    Torquinox said:
    GlennF said:

    Of course it Doesn't actually thicken the geometry duh.But It does look like it is thicker which is what counts.

    I think it's a good effort. It works quite well at lower resolution. I see some artifacting from the mapping in the closeup, but mapping does that. If this were part of a bigger scene, it would look very natural. The white, featureless cloth works against you. It looks blown out. Some color and bit more surface texture would help blend everything together.

    Some displacement mapping would help.

    Wendy's fix for the problem would be great, especially if done when the garment is made.

    I know I should have posted a better picture but this was mean't to be an example of what can be done.

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