Snow

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The essence of the method is that you have a certain object that you want to quickly sprinkle with snow.
The object has its own customized material and trying to embed snow in it is long and laborious.
Therefore, you need to copy (Copy) this object without offset (into itself), and apply my snow material to this copy.
This way you will have the main object untouched,
but its copy, with the snow material applied to it, will appear during rendering, thanks to Displace, on horizontal surfaces
and vice versa will disappear on vertical surfaces and surfaces directed downward.
Snow will appear on all horizontal surfaces with a smooth natural decrease to vertical.
Method of application:
1) Copy (Copy) without offset the object you want to cover with snow.
2) Apply snow material to the copy.
The thickness of the layer on horizontal surfaces is 20 mm.
The material is completely procedural, does not contain textures and is created exclusively with the help of standard procedural maps.
The materials library contains 3 versions of the material for different units of measurement of your scene – millimeters, centimeters and meters.
Use the version of the material that corresponds to the units of measurement of your scene.
Otherwise, the snow will be at the wrong scale and will look different from the preview.
The material is configured using Displace, so its behavior on the object directly depends on the geometry of the object itself.
Subsurface scattering is configured using SSS.

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