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how to apply subsurface scattering to a textured character ??

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sup guys im a beginner , i textured my character and now how do i SSS it ?? when i put the sss it fills all the object and my characters lips , how do i do and set up subsurface scattering , pls help thanks !!
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  • Eric Chadwick
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    What software are you using? A screenshot of your model, and the material settings would help.
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  • ysalex
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    It depends on the software, but in general you are going to control the 'fill' using a radius map, sometimes called a depth map or a weight map. Basically a map where white represents deeper/thicker skin, and black represents thinner skin/less SSS effect.

    Beyond this, you'll use maps to control the color as well. There are a lot of guides out there on the subject for every software that has an SSS option, so googling is your best bet.

    Beyond all that, a hint to producing realisitic skin -- the specular/reflection matters a lot more to correct looking skin than SSS, despite all the focus given to SSS. Getting your spec correct before the SSS will help nail the look quite a bit.
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