I'm fairly proud of those, as you can hover with your mouse over the digit you'd want to adjust and either scrub the value up by those increments or use the mousewheel to adjust them linearly. It should all be fairly observable and nothing that makes your computer explode.Ĭurrently the interface has some buttons for triggers and toggles as well as plenty of value gadgets.

I really hope you don't mind experimenting a little bit. These values adjust the parameters curvature, but just adjust it and you shall sort of see what's happening.

I've just today made a curious fake eyeball with iris that is plenty of fun to use within Sculptris. However, you can do very nice effects with ignoring all logic and just designing things visually. It allows you to chose independent specularities for each light as well as subsurface extensions and so forth, which should really just be the materials fixed traits and not something that could change from light to light. I kept it cryptic like that, because it doesn't really make any sense. stands for independent settings per lightsource. No big deal, really, but it could be annoying. Keep an eye on what you've selected, because it could sometimes happen that you forget as you work with multiple lights and as opposed to picking a new color for the light, you pick it for subsurface and.eh.there's no undo, yet. I'll have to think of an elegant way of doing so.Īnyway, above the pallet you can chose what subject's color you want to adjust. Eventually I might offer a little helper modus in which you can view and adjust such diffuse components independent from speculars. Therefore I've designed the pallet inside MaCrea to allow you to pick a color and then in the lowerbar fade it towards 50% gray. Everything about it is a reflective component such as highlights or reflections. Inside of Paint you will find out that the materials 50% gray is actually its diffuse white. The Color Pallet is designed to work with Sculptris Paint logic. If you have more than one lightsource you can hold down 'A' while doing all of the above and it will modify all of the lightsources.ĮXPORT and you'll get a file requester that allows you to save out the PNG of what's in the viewport. Hold down SHIFT and you'll adjust subsurface extension. Hold down CTRL while doing so and you adjust specularity.

Right mouseclick up/down controls the brightness of your lightsource. Leftclick moves the light along X and Y, while middle click moves them down Z into and out of the screen. Right off the bet you can move the lights around in 3d space when you drag them around within the viewport. You can go as far as backlit or scattered materials with proper adjustment of the lights and substance. That way you can paint on different substances later in paint mode. In that case it's all about setting up one lighting and than exporting materials with various specularity and subsurface extension levels. Create materials with different substances but under the same lighting for use in paint mode. Hmmm, well, let's first start with the original motivation:

Sculptris shortcuts