UNIVERSAL HUMAN

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Precautions

• Before starting, switch the Render Engine from EEVEE to Cycles, as this may prevent Blender from intermittently hanging during the process.

• Avoid opening the Material Properties or clicking the Slot Menu or Material Selector buttons in the Shader Editor during this process, as it can rapidly consume significantly more memory and cause Blender to crash if it's exceeded.

• Ensure you've downloaded the most recent versions of the assets.

• To use the Head Textures with the Arm Textures, put both sets of textures in the same folder first.

Adding Head Textures to the Skin Shader (available separately)

1. Open the Skin material in the Shader Editor and unmute (M) the muted Image Texture nodes.

2. Load Skin Albedo.1001.png into the Image Texture node that's connected to the Skin node's Albedo Image input socket.

3. Load Skin Subsurface.1001.png, Skin Roughness.1001.png and Skin Displacement.1001.png into their respective Image Texture nodes, and set their Color Space to Non-Color (see image on right).

Adding Dynamic Wrinkles to the Wrinkles Node (Face Rig, Body & Face Rig and Advanced Rig only)

1. Load Skin Wrinkles A.1001.png and Skin Wrinkles B.1001.png into their respective Image Texture nodes (if they're muted, press M to unmute them).

2. Set their Color Space to Non-Color.

Be sure to set the appropriate Cycles Render Device in Edit > Preferences > System, and select GPU Compute (if available) in Render Properties to maximise rendering speed.