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#RedshiftQuickTip 15: How to setup Translucency with Subsurface

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In this Quick Tip, Elly Wade (@itwaselly) shows how to setup translucency or a back-lighting effect in Redshift using the standard material and subsurface scattering. Recorded with Redshift and Cinema 4D Subscribe to the Redshift Quick Tips playlist: Also check out our Cinema 4D Quick Tips playlist: Get the latest news and updates: Follow us for more great content: • Twitter: • Instagram: • Facebook: • LinkedIn: More info:

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