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DragonLord720 β Blender node setup update
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Published: 2015-07-03 09:44:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 12710; Favourites: 158; Downloads: 498
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thought i take a screen shot of my node setup for clothsRelated content
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i dont even use this anymore
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Oh okay, so you are using another 3D program now?
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not really,Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H5W6Cβ¦
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This, and the video on youtube, was crucially helpful for me just now. Thanks!
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What idiot will connect a normal map with displacement?
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where are your tutorials?
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Heya..!! 
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I don't know how I only work with cycles
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Yeah.. I kinda figured that out.. My problem now is noise while rendering... Thanks for the node setup...
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help me blender to xna (i don't have texture)
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do you use mini normal maps?
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I use same setup as you but i just change the node normal map toΒ math(multiply) strenght 0.055
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can you show me the node?
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Ok, i'll do soon. i just rendering atm.
and the scene i rendered haven't this nodes.
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I love your setup, really! that's givea good cloth effect but try to use math>Multiply for theΒ glossy shader with 0.2 value, that give a balance b/w, if you don't it will to shiny.
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hypster83.deviantart.com/art/Nβ¦
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no spec maps are black and white
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But some model is no including the spec map.
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you have to make them yourself thenΒ www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6cay0β¦
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thank you very muchοΌοΌοΌ
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You could improve the material by rearranging some of the nodes:
- The Fac of the Mix Shader should be a fresnel node (or Layer Weight, I prefer that one over fresnel), to control how the glossy changes over the surface depending on the viewing angle.
- The specular map, instead of being connected to the fac of the MixShader, should be connected on the roughness of the Glossy bsdf.
- The glossy color could be the same diffuse map, slightly lighter and desaturated.
- If you have a normal map, it should be connected to the normal inputs of both the diffuse and the glossy bsdf.
- On the other hand, if you have a displacement map (greyscale), then that should be connected to the displacement input using a math node set to multiply to control the strenght of the displacement.
Here's a screenshot of a base material with the nodes arranged this way:
drive.google.com/file/d/0B7ECfβ¦
I hope that helps
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Look great on cloth effect and reflect!!
Thanks!!
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What about making the hair alphas transparent?
This is still great though, thnks
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ill do one in the morning for hair
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you dont have to use them but there pretty easy to make
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The Normal map shouldn't be put in the Displacement socket, but in the Normal socket of every BSDF shader. The Displacement (grey socket) uses height maps, greyscale images, to create a simple bump effect, while the Normal map (purple socket) uses the RGB as XYZ to give information about the orientation, the Normal vector (hence the name), of every pixel in a face/plane. You still can use a normal map as a displacement, but it will not work and look as it's meant to.
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do u make renders?
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I rarely make 'final' renders, but I do practice rendering.
I made this image to better illustrate the difference I mentioned: sta.sh/0147is88wj88
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that help alot people understand the maps or uv layers thanks DragonLord ^^
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i try help when i can
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will this helps out alot the people who want get into meshmod something like this helps out greatlyΒ
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