Took my Guilty Gear XRD shader and added VR IK to it

[Lawlcat]

@Curiosichi;715718

Would love to see a clear screen shot or two of your material. I am trying to recreate the shader now and a few of the nodes are hard to read. Assuming by the lack of other folks bragging they got a similar look I may not be alone. If you could include a zip of the material would be even better!

I have found something put together already:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVRX4p5XeU8

He included a zip of his material: May

Looking at May’s material, it is much more complicated with twice as many nodes as yours and I still find I like the look of yours better. Might be worth looking at though for anyone interested.

This is the zoomiest screenshot I can get:

They had packed a bunch of data into the ILM texture which is why it looks fairly complicated. Each channel represents something different and I was able to decode it to figure out what they were for.
Char_Base is the obvious base texture, Char_sss defines the shadowed color.

InnerLineColor is just the color to draw the inner lines with. These inner lines are painted into the textures themselves (part of ILM) and not anything special.

LightDirection is just a vector from a blueprint feeding into a material parameter collection. The custom node is literally just an hlsl step call:

This all feeds into an opaque unlit material’s emissive node.

To get the character outline, I just have a duplicated model that uses Set Master Pose Component in order to keep the meshes lined up. The shader applied to this hull object is:

This should be enough. I was able to recreate a few characters with this and the model rips. Unfortunately I dont really want to package it up as a zip or project and release it because it relies heavily on assets I do not own the rights to in order to make sense, like the ILM texture. I could release the material without any textures but then there’s really no point since all these screenshots it can be re-made.