Also not sure if he used marker or watercolor. Hard to see from the available images.
You can mix a factor into the ramp, such as a noise node.
(Just a simple example. You could also use an image map for the source instead of the noise node, or more complex noise, etc.)
Thanks so much that solved the fuzzy ramp part. The only other part would be a cavity base line shader. The problem with the grease pencil lineart is it doesn’t highlight all cavities.
Might be one of those situations where you need to select an edge(s), and mark it as Freestyle to force ink to always be placed there.
I was hoping there was some sort of cavity option you could do either in the color shader or the grease pencil.
Within native Eevee, no. Goo engine does have a node that works for cavity shading (to some degree), but to be honest I don’t use it for ink corrections.
Marking an edge as sharp also works, or adding an edge creases, there’s at least three ways to force an edge to always be inked
Oh, definitely.
And yeah, I recommend those sorts of things. Ink algorithms do ok-ish (some better than others) for auto placement, but manual assignment is usually rather easy + a predictable, controllable result.
Trying to keep ink assignment set, based on topology angles that may not be consistent… that’s just asking for pain.
Whats goo engine? This isn’t reallly optomized for games. So the topology sucks. Just quad remeshed in nomad
It’s a custom build of blender, which adds several features for shading.
