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Skin question (saving presets)

MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
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Ok im making a set of renders consisting of 10 scenes. (This to test out batch rendering)

Created a man and a (asian) woman (Genesis 3) and created the 10 scenes. I started the render and my girl is Orange and the man is also more orange then he should be.

My mistake is to make all 10 scenes before rendering. (Should have made the 1 test it and then proceed.

I used a new skin on him and her and now its better on her but still to orange to my liking. She is asian so i want to give her a more paler skin. The man turned from an orange into an unhealty brown skin (as in to much sun studio).

I want to play around with some shaders and translucency settings untill i get something that is to my liking.

 

Once i found that i want to apply that to all my scenes. Can i save the custom skin setting? I hate to write down everything i did and then redo that to all the 10 scenes risking a minor mistake making the skin not look the same.

Ideally i want to select the character, load my custom preset, save and move to the next scene. Is that possible?

 

thanks

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  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,974

    Once you get the skin the way you want it you can save it as a Materials Preset: File >> Save As >> Material(s) Preset

    Name it something you'll remember and save it to a location in your Library that you'll remember. The default location is, I think, Presets >> Material Presets

    You'll then be able to load the saved settings and texture maps by selecting the character in the scene tab and double clicking on your saved Materials Preset. 

  • MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
    Divamakeup said:

    Once you get the skin the way you want it you can save it as a Materials Preset: File >> Save As >> Material(s) Preset

    Name it something you'll remember and save it to a location in your Library that you'll remember. The default location is, I think, Presets >> Material Presets

    You'll then be able to load the saved settings and texture maps by selecting the character in the scene tab and double clicking on your saved Materials Preset. 

    Thanks! I will give that a try.

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