I would say subsurf scattering, but that tends to make things glow.. maybe a translucent material with a rough glass material?

For that, I reccomend using "object coordinates" in the texture coordinate node.

The "color ramp" node let's you create a gradient of colors. You can then plug that gradient into the color slot of a glass shader provided you've got...

For the transparency it's just glass with .5 or someting of roughness and color ramp Also cycles

Try to jumped to Blender 2.8

I dont think it is permissible to not make a donut for your first ever render in this sub.

Anyways, thanks to remind us. This forum is to much whitish and it hurt our eyes in night

+1 with your suggest but the forum is still under revision

There's many technician members here. I often message them to solve my problem. It would better if we create a topic and let other to contribute

That's seems looking good suggest. Sometimes we should talk about other things too

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum. Looking forward to see your posts here

Cura is free, has some great experimental features, and did I mention it's free?

I've found Simplify3D to be the best software out there. It's expensive

Version 3.6. the latest version, Cura 15.04.x is ancient history.