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Rendering Translucency in Substance Stager

YT 2023-07-27 13:42 tutorial  > Making of  > modeling

Creating Advanced Materials in substance Stager.

In this video we'll focus on more complex material rendering, specifically we'll focus on translucency, a material aspect that defines the amount of light that is able to travel through a surface.

Translucency in rendering is a captivating visual effect that allows light to partially penetrate through an object's surface, resulting in a soft, diffused glow. Unlike transparency, which permits complete light transmission, translucency scatters and attenuates light as it passes through the material.

Achieving translucency in rendering involves sophisticated algorithms that simulate the behavior of light interacting with the surface, taking into account factors like subsurface scattering and the material's optical properties.

Author: YT Editor: Michał Franczak
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