Unity URP Render Settings

[frank garden]

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[fringe bough]

it's 100% due to lighting

you may have to mess around with the scene's ambient light, and modify the unity materials to be more saturated

[frank garden]

I don't know why some details on the face don't seem to be lighten as they are in Blender

I'm also trying to imitate SSS

However it does look better now

[fringe bough]

try adding a yellowish directional light source with no shadows

also, did you import the model in its .blend format? the shader conversions tend to be pretty poor. I'd suggest remaking the materials in unity

[frank garden]

I imported using FBX

[fringe bough]

I think you just have to add stronger/more slightly colored light sources

[frank garden]

Did that but not much difference.

[fringe bough]

maybe tinker with the color of the materials? I'm honestly not knowledgeable on how to use the lighting to get your desired look. maybe you could ask in #archived-lighting

[frank garden]

I am using the same color because it's coming from my texture atlas so there should not be a difference

I'll try there too

[fringe bough]

I've had the same problems before. the thing is, the lighting/rendering between unity and blender is that much different

[frank garden]

Also a weird issue, some parts of the model are clipping based on how I look at it

[fringe bough]

that's because faces appear invisible when their normal is pointing away from the camera

[frank garden]

Shouldn't it only do that when the mesh is not facing the direction of the camera ?

[fringe bough]

I think you're thinking of culling (as opposed to Backface culling), which is a completely separate thing

[fringe bough]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back-face_culling

[frank garden]

I see