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Today I'm going to show you a car paint material. Particularly, I like this one a lot. Hoy voy a mostraros un material de tipo pintura metalizada de coches. Particularmente este me gusta mucho. I thought in creating a node group for cars, with only one parameter: the color. Yo pensé en crear un grupo de nodos para coches, con sólo un parámetro: el color. And the node setup is as follows: Y la configuración de nodos es como sigue: Don't look for a detailed explanation of the glossy factor setup. Just I tested several options and that dot product shows an effect I liked. Apart from that, I used a double glossy mix, with the group color parameter and pure black. I wanted a dark color backwards. No busques una explicación detallada de la configuración del factor de mezcla de los brillos. Yo sólo probé varias opciones y el producto escalar muestra el efecto que me gusta. Aparte de eso, he usado una mezcla de dos nodos de brillo, con el parámetro c...

Hi all. Today I'm going to make a basic satin fabric material. Hola a todos. Hoy voy a hacer un tejido satinado básico. As you can see, I have changed my usual test scene. I'm using one blender test scene, made by @Tuqueque . This file contains three scenes. You must select the one for clothes that you can see in my image. Como puedes ver, he cambiado my escena de prueba habitual. Estoy usando una de las escenas de pruebas de blender, hecha por @Tuqueque . The test scene is very important and must be suitable for the material you are looking for. See how this material does not stand up in my usual scene: La escena de prueba es muy importante y debe ser adecuada para el material que estás buscando. Mira como este material no destaca en mi escena habitual. The node setup is very simple. Just a mix between two glossy shaders: La configuración de nodos es muy simple. Solamente una mezcla entre dos nodos de brillo: Bye Hasta la visa  

Here there are a brief reference about color mix node and its modes (for further reference visit blender wiki ). This is the node setup I have used: Mode Mix - Factor 0.0 : only the first color appears.  Mode Mix - Factor 1.0 : only the second color appears. Mode Mix - Factor 0.5 : combines both colors with a weight of 0.5. Mode Add - Factor 1.0 : adds RGB components of the colors. . Mode Multiply - Factor 1.0 : multiplies the RGB components of the colors. Mode Subtract - Factor 1.0 : subtracts the colors values. Mode Divide - Factor 1.0 : divides the colors values. Mode Difference - Factor 1.0 :  Absolute value of the difference. Black for equal values and white for opposite values. Mode Screen - Factor 1.0 :  this is the opposite of multiply. See the wiki . Mode Burn - Factor 0.5 : See the wiki . Mode Burn - Factor 1.0 : See the wiki . Mode Dodge - Factor 1.0 : See the wiki . Mode Overlay - Factor ...

Today I'm going to make an old brass material. This material is made in Blender / Cycles. I have used the another node setup explained in the mango blog , different to the material of brass material . This is a glossy material with coating:   It uses a complex formula to generate the glossy factor, mixing the diffuse and glossy colors, and a fresnel node. The coating layer is white (RGB 0.8,0.8,0.8). I don't use the displacement part. The final node setup for old brass material is as follows:   Bye

This material is made in Blender/Cycles. I'm going to make a brass material. This time I have used the node setup explained in the mango blog . The node I have used is this: It multiplies the fresnel and the glossy color by a factor, and then this is used to mix diffuse and glossy shader. I don't use the displacement part. The final node setup for brass material is as follows: Bye

This time I'm going to try to make a material similar to the bricks you can find in a swimming pool. I have used UV mapping and a couple of colors. Basically, I have followed these steps: - Create one material for the bricks. - Create another material for the mortar. - Create one mask for the bricks. - Mix both materials using that mask. - Add fresnel reflections. This is the result: I hope you like it. Bye

Hi everybody. I'm going to expose a brief reference about Geometry Node Vectors. I have plugged the vector coordenates into the color socket of a diffuse node. Separate and combine RGB nodes are not necessary, but I show them here for a clearer explanation.  Here is the result: Position Vector Normal Vector Tangent Vector True Normal Vector Incoming Vector Parametric Vector And this is the result of a dot product between Normal and Incoming vectors: Dot Product Normal-Incoming Value Bye

Hi all. Now I'm going to explain another way of getting the stainless steel material.   You must simply change the Mix Color node for a Color Ramp node. This setup is similar to the material above, but if you add one stop in the middle of the color ramp node, you can slide it to change the weight of every color.   Bye

I tried to do stainless steel material (little brushed), like this coffee pot . I have mixed two Glossy shaders, both with GGX option selected. This kind of glossy is recommended for high roughness glossy materials. The former is the base color and gloss. The latter adds specular and mirror reflections. I have used a Noise Texture node to generate a little brushed pattern. I have deformed it with a mapping node, by scaling it in Y-axis direction. This pattern is applied as factor for a Mix Color node (colors #383838 and #A6A6A6), producing the brushed effect. Bye