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Snow on hair and clothing?

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There are wet effects for clothing and hair. But there are none for snow?
 
This is a little bit tricky tho. You can make clothing look wet by adjusting the glossyness, making the clothing a little darker and maybe little bit see through depending on color.

But snow is a little bit more tricky. Since you need to adjust the clothing textures aswell. This mean you have to make a new texture with snow for each clothing piece you want to use.

It is possible but not without adjusting the clothing textures.

We do also have snow available on the VaM hub, but it doesn't stay on the character.
 
This is a little bit tricky tho. You can make clothing look wet by adjusting the glossyness, making the clothing a little darker and maybe little bit see through depending on color.

But snow is a little bit more tricky. Since you need to adjust the clothing textures aswell. This mean you have to make a new texture with snow for each clothing piece you want to use.

It is possible but not without adjusting the clothing textures.

We do also have snow available on the VaM hub, but it doesn't stay on the character.
Yes thats how I'm doing it, too. I'm changing the variables of the clothing and extend a water drop geoshell. It's not looking the best on the face, tbh.

If you mean the falling snow effects, thats leaded me to this question. :)

Maybe something that can be better solved in vam2?
 
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