Vitiligo look?

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• goose_chase Posts: 84

  May 2016

  Locate the skin texture in the Runtime folder. Zip it up (to preserve the original file) and then open in Gimp or Photoshop Elements.

  Overlay a new layer with the changes you want to see. Or Soft Light. Save the file.

  Reapply the texture as per usual, you'll see the effect immediately. You probably dont have to faff about with SSS layers, but the method is exactly the same.
• FSMCDesigns Posts: 12,844

  May 2016

  Wouldn't be that hard to make your own textures. Find a skin that you like and then take it into an image editing program like photoshop or gimp. Duplicate the texture as another layer and then darken or lighten it and then use any of the tools to select random jagged areas and erase them which would give the effect you are after.
• Oso3D Posts: 15,087

  May 2016

  My upcoming shader would do it...
• Oso3D Posts: 15,087

  May 2016

  (Amusingly, I have some mild vitiligo and had thought 'I wonder how to do this...')

   
• aaronleescribe Posts: 20

  May 2016

  I can't afford Photoshop yet but I'm saving up for it. I'm using daz for a storyboard. I'm trying to pull off a cosmic vitiligo effect. Instead of white blotches you see the universe.
• FSMCDesigns Posts: 12,844

  May 2016

  aaronleescribe said:

  I can't afford Photoshop yet but I'm saving up for it. I'm using daz for a storyboard. I'm trying to pull off a cosmic vitiligo effect. Instead of white blotches you see the universe.

  Use Gimp, it's free and can be just as powerful as Photoshop. here is a very quick example.

  

  

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• aaronleescribe Posts: 20

  May 2016

  FSMCDesigns said:

  aaronleescribe said:

  I can't afford Photoshop yet but I'm saving up for it. I'm using daz for a storyboard. I'm trying to pull off a cosmic vitiligo effect. Instead of white blotches you see the universe.

  Use Gimp, it's free and can be just as powerful as Photoshop. here is a very quick example.

  Thanks for the knowledge. I'll try it.