Blender SubSurface Scattering SSS

is that ludacris?

yep

Somethings aren't exactly opaque like our skin, jade, clouds and milk. Some light may go through the surface and randomly bounce back from under the surface. It just makes things more realistic instead of doll like. A brighther light might make it show more of the SSS.

really cool explanation that I've already learnt that anyway. Thanks!

What exactly is the new feature sss is? I can't see the difference.

blender[dot]org/development/re lease-logs/blender-244/subsurf ace-scattering/

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I can't paste the complete URL because of the youtube antispam:
blender[dot]org/development/re lease-logs/blender-244/subsurf ace-scattering/

delete the spaces too... -_-'

blender[dot]org/development/re lease-logs/blender-244/subsurf ace-scattering/

got it by deleting the space. Thanks! Is SSS present in Maya, 3Dstudio and etc?