- Thu Dec 20, 2012 4:57 pm
#363790
Hello, just want to run this material by the forum to see if I'm on the right track.
I'm trying to simulate an electroplated ("candy-coated") magenta metal. The nature of this finish is one of high reflectivity, but where the highlights never go true white, nor the lows true black.
So in my mind, it should be a two-layer material with a regular "mirror" on bottom and a coloration layer above that. But that's not the approach that's worked for me so far.
Behold:
My goal is to get result #3 without the need to colorize the highlights in post.
As stated, the single-BSDF-with-R2 approach does not match my mental model of the two-layer solution.
I'm trying to simulate an electroplated ("candy-coated") magenta metal. The nature of this finish is one of high reflectivity, but where the highlights never go true white, nor the lows true black.
So in my mind, it should be a two-layer material with a regular "mirror" on bottom and a coloration layer above that. But that's not the approach that's worked for me so far.
Behold:
My goal is to get result #3 without the need to colorize the highlights in post.
As stated, the single-BSDF-with-R2 approach does not match my mental model of the two-layer solution.
Matthew Spencer | http://www.mspncr.com