[blueplanetdesign]

Another couple materials using Thomas An's fine setup...
enameled_porcelain_rev...

enameled_earthenware_with_foil...

[thxraph]

very nice

[Maximus3D]

Whoa! those last two were awesome blue spot on the real look of such a material. How'd you do that ?!

/ Max

[Thomas An.]

Another couple materials ...

Perfect

[Richard]

Since i kinda got into this whole material creation thingy now (it's fun) i'm curious to if anyone have any specific requests for materials they would like to have done using free textures from the web. Any requests ?

/ Max

For sure mate, as I said before Galvanized Metal seems to have me stumped.

Here is a free map from accustudio:

http://www.accustudio.com/exchange/text ... 4metal.jpg

And as I also said earlier, you are a god!!!!

Cheers Richard

[thxraph]

UPDATED

here we go for some galvanised metal using the Richard map (very nice btw)


the old one :


new one :



and a blueish one:


the link is updated
http://raguirre.free.fr/mxm/galvanisedMetal.zip

thxraph

[Richard]

Thanks mate but not sure that has it nailed. Seems to need more variance in roughness and contrast. A bit more akin to Maximus's Lead material.

Thanks for that effort thought!

[thxraph]

Thanks mate but not sure that has it nailed. Seems to need more variance in roughness and contrast. A bit more akin to Maximus's Lead material.

Thanks for that effort thought!

you're right... let me update it ...the time it cooks

EDIT : UPDATED last one

[Maximus3D]

Great looking materials raph wow, the last one is really outstandingly realistic looking in my eyes

Here's what i came up with so far, but it looks cheesy i ain't happy with this one at all..



If you guys want all the textures used in this test then leave a note here and i'll post them all when i'm home later tonght as they're free (homebrewed).

/ Max

[thxraph]

i like yours too Max, not far from mine... the the little bump you added is very nice, it is probably the thing missing on mine!

thxraph

[blueplanetdesign]

a blistered paint treatments...

[Polyxo]

Thank you All for sharing your great material setups! A little hint for those, who are attempting to build the perfect fire-galvanized material: These surfaces are never smooth - they will need bump, maybe even layered.

Holger

[Richard]

Maximus

Mate I think your almost on the money there mate. Though just a little light and needing a tad more contrast. I've found using this type of material for external renders the result will clean up too much and if too light when reflecting sun it always cleans to white!

Using thxraph's second option as a reference and playing with it a little this is what I came up with! Thanks mate!!!

[Maximus3D]

Thanks

Your material looks pretty good, strong bump there but perhaps that's what the metal looks like in real life. The only thing which needs to be adressed is the too lowres map, you can spot jaggyness (...jaggedness..) in the texture now. But i got a highres one i'm gonna share which i used for my test above.

Good work guys!

blueplanet: Wow those look good!

/ Max

[Richard]

Thanks

Your material looks pretty good, strong bump there but perhaps that's what the metal looks like in real life. The only thing which needs to be adressed is the too lowres map, you can spot jaggyness (...jaggedness..) in the texture now. But i got a highres one i'm gonna share which i used for my test above.

Good work guys!

blueplanet: Wow those look good!

/ Max

Thank you back mate!

I'm not so stressed about the low res mapping as this is an architectural material and will likely never be used this close up which is much the reason why they clean up so much!