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Awesome! Thanks. I've wanted to know how to get skin to look as good as this.
Also, for my type of hearing, I think this is much better (more meatier). Many many thanks for taking the extra trouble with this.
Cheers

@Sharlybg

Your tutorials are great - I really enjoy them and learn lots from them. Even if the sound was turned off completely I could still understand them.

@Sharlybg As I say, it may just be me and problems with my hearing aid which is very sensitive to noise; after all it is trying to replace 14000 hair cells with just 21 electrodes! The unfortunate thing about audio filters to remove background noise (as previously suggested) is that, at least to som...

Many thanks for yet another of your awesome tutorials.

(I'm profoundly deaf - cochlear implant user) I'm struggling to hear what you are saying more than usual? Is the sound ok - I can't really tell? or is It just be me and a flat hearing aid battery suffering lockdown!?

@BYOB
ok, Thank you.

@DADE Thank you for the information.

Is it possible to add noise to a vector, like in the attached image (Cycles)?

Thank you

@BYOB
Thank you for the simple trick link.
I've downloaded the Polygon Node and under the hood is looks very complicated so I'll see how far I can get converting it to Lux.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/hn30svmf2s6at ... blend?dl=0

Is it possible to do something like this in Lux: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VgtSL5 ... e=youtu.be

Many thanks

Looks very good, and thank you for showing the node setup.

Great!