SSS In Substance Painter - Convert Existing Projects

How to convert existing projects and setup subsurface scattering.
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To download the digital Emily model and maps head here
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[@li-shirodraws5873]

I was looking for a tutorial like this one for months, thanks!!

[@Consisto77]

This was just what I was looking, thank you and great video!

[@demitos111]

Thank you Andrew ;) you are the best!

[@kiradodstierna3184]

Thanks a lot for this! Great tutorial!

[@dheyabmustafa6421]

That’s cool thank you for sharing

[@neilwilson2747]

cheers mate

[@warkarma]

Thanks

[@YouWhatsUp007]

Thanks shared this video. :D

[@paulteaha9375]

And another question would be; how can you use the sss channel if you want to also import eyes on the model? If the eyes need the alpha blending for opacity in the outer eye, and the sss doesn't work on alpha blending?

[@BlueCatArt]

3:33 the "boom" doesn't happen to me. I checked everything multiple times and it should be shown

[@Amelia_PC]

The same happened to me, no "boom". But I figured out how to make it works. Go to Shader Settings and set 1 the Subsurface Scattering Parameters Scale option. Use a high contrast color like solid red. Now you have SSS working.

[@BorodaWayne]

How to EXPORT SSS texture, man?

[@paulteaha9375]

Sorry if this is a noob question, but how do you render in painting viewport?

[@Amelia_PC]

Great video! It worked perfectly. Thank you!
But, why would it be important if we can't render the project with IRay? I mean, if SSS doesn't work in IRay render, what's the point?
(I'm using it for game development and 3D illustration. Having SSS working in IRay would be great to render my models for promo material).

[@TA3DArtist]

So you could preview what it would look like in your engine or toolbag before exporting. Iray is nice and all but it's not what you'd be using ultimately. You'd be using Unreal or Unity or a proprietary engine or using a tool like Marmoset Toolbag. You'd have a lot more control over lighting in those applications than you would in Iray.

[@RobH2]

This is helpful. Just a couple of comments. For those of us just starting out with SSS and Painter, it would be helpful to know how the scene was originally set up. I can learn from the video but I can't duplicate your work or follow along because I can't get the base setup correctly. Lastly, how do you get IRay to run in the window with the Shelf and other interface tools visible? When I go to IRay (F10), it consumes the entire workspace. I can't get my workspace to function like yours in Version 2018.3.3.

[@AJ3DVFX]

What your seeing in this video is not iRay, just the standard viewport. I will make a tutorial on skin at some stage but the aim of this video was to convert existing projects assuming you already have knowledge of the software.

[@southyy4176]

how can u load that effect later into arnold? how could i export my sss effect from substance

[@jochen3068]

Is it work for Octane Render?

[@sambuddhadasgupta9246]

How can i apply this map in marmoset toolbag

[@juliaczarnecka1667]

The digital Emily model is no longer available to download

[@wmm4gik]

why the SSS isnt working in iray ?

[@AJ3DVFX]

iRay at the time did not support SSS, I believe that is now all fixed and should render as expected.

[@peter486]

1 problem it pretty demanding.

[@clifftonicstudios7469]

Will this work in unreal engine.

[@shotgun_shellby]

i dont think so its done within the substance environment