The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
Of course you can always make things more complicated and add another emission shader with a texture as volume:
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
Of course you can always make things more complicated and add another emission shader with a texture as volume:
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
Of course you can always make things more complicated and add another emission shader with a texture as volume:
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
Of course you can always make things more complicated and add another emission shader with a texture as volume:
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
Of course you can always make things more complicated and add another emission shader with a texture as volume:
The main difference with your setup and that of the "Tutorial" is that the base material is not completely transparent.
If you mix the transparent with a translucent material, and then mix that with an emission shader using fresnel information, you can get something similar.
Click on the image to enlarge
