This was a really good tutorial. I like how you go into detail about good practice for tidying up the node layout and properly labeling node groups. The only thing that's missing is showing how to hook the rim light up to a dot vector math node in order to make the rim light move with the camera...but that principle is very similar to the 'outline', so I was able to figure it out by working backwards.
hi, thank you for the comment, for your concern, I have never tried it as well but I may thinking what you need to hook is not the math node, but the light itself since the rim light is generated from the light source as well.. hope this works!
One of the best shaders tutorial! What would need to change on the shader if we wanted to give the material an lightmap texture, to have controlled shadows on a anime face?
hi, thank you for your appreciation, honestly I never tried it but my logically and guessing it can works by putting a typically alpha texture with only 2 colors but in this case use black(as none) and either red, green or blue color as (light) for specific selected channel... but since white is neutral so it can works as well but it will light up all rgb channel..
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This was a really good tutorial. I like how you go into detail about good practice for tidying up the node layout and properly labeling node groups. The only thing that's missing is showing how to hook the rim light up to a dot vector math node in order to make the rim light move with the camera...but that principle is very similar to the 'outline', so I was able to figure it out by working backwards.
hi, thank you for the comment, for your concern, I have never tried it as well but I may thinking what you need to hook is not the math node, but the light itself since the rim light is generated from the light source as well.. hope this works!
Thank you for adding audio. I know it is more work for you, but it is a big help to be able to listen as well as look.
hi, thank you for your appreciation, I am happy hear that sound helped for you..:)
Genius! Thank you for sharing your knowledge so clearly-this was incredibly helpful. Grateful for creators like you
hi, you are welcome and thank you too, feel free to ask if have any question :)
Helped me a lot! This video deserves more views!
hi, thank you very much and enjoyed :)
thanks you so much, this is great!
You're very welcome!
Thanks a lot. This is gold !!!
hi, thank you for your appreciation :)
Awesome tutorial. Thank you!
hi thank you very much and enjoy it :)
One of the best shaders tutorial! What would need to change on the shader if we wanted to give the material an lightmap texture, to have controlled shadows on a anime face?
hi, thank you for your appreciation, honestly I never tried it but my logically and guessing it can works by putting a typically alpha texture with only 2 colors but in this case use black(as none) and either red, green or blue color as (light) for specific selected channel... but since white is neutral so it can works as well but it will light up all rgb channel..
@@SilverWilliam_3D I see, it would be nice a tutorial for faces specifically and its variants, if you ever trie to do it someday.
you deserve more subs and views
hi, thank you very much and I hope so, thank you for your support as well :)
thanks a lot !!! amazing works
hi, you are welcome and thank you too :)
thanks faking alots
hi, you are welcome and thank you for watching too :)