[ivox3]

Great work!
Have you tried a scratched painted surface over metal?

I thought that the last image was exactly that ....at least, that's what it looks like over here. .....no?

but I can't really see anything using this temp monitor .....

[Mihai]

The one on the left

Share it, now!

[NicoR44]

Nothing special Mihai

Yeah right so nice

[tom]

Hmm... why 2 BSDF for this? Isn't it just desaturating your colormap this way?

[tom]

Oops I missed that very necessary yes.

[lllab]

oh yes please give us nodes!!!

cheers
stefan

[bodebodebode]

Theese things got life !!

[NicoR44]

Indeed, great! when do they hatch

[Leonardo]

Great!!

Imagine what we could achieve with a node based procedural texture functionality!!!

Totally agree!My dream is a maya-hypershade like system

Another shader:


Best regards

Sorry, I'm a little slow

could you show me the one in the center?

[zoppo]

this so impressive - and so depressing ...

[Leonardo]

@Leonardo:
the shader in the middle is the same on left side + 1BSDF for metallic parts and a mask in the weightmap slot (for all layers).

(I don't have rc5 in front of me so I can't see/test)

I was not aware there is a slot to place a bitmap in the weightmap... As far as I could remember it was just %.

thanks
leo

[NicoR44]

those new mat renders are again so cool!!!

[d7mcfc]

Any chance of a tutorial or set up of that amazing scratched material on page 1?

You certainly know what you are doing. NL should hire you for the materials library!

[misterasset]

These materials are amazing, especially the sliced up metal one. Question though, I see on page two, where he shows an example of how he made the pink/purple goo looking one that he has both BSDF layers set to 100. I thought that the combined value couldn't exceed 100. Can someone please explain?

[zoppo]

100 : 100 => 50 : 50

it's the standard setting.