Thanks for this video. i wanted a polycarbonate vrmat. but i couldn't take a file. I couldn't find the file until I saw this video, but thanks to this video, I got the courage to make it myself. Thank you.
Thank You!, I actually didn't touch the the opacity parameter. Decreasing the Refraction Glossiness is the most important parameter for Frosted Glass. :)
That was fabulous. ! It's a pity your tutorial model wasn't made available. Thanks to you and your very clear explanation, we now have 'real' looking Glass on our renders. A huge difference. Excellent work flow and easy to follow. Subscribed 👍.
Thank you, I'm glad the video was helpful. In vray you can try out the Antialiasing filter, image sample settings, and Noise limit (The render quality slider should take care of this for you). An easier way would be to use Photoshop. Check out the camera raw filter, there are settings to sharp your renders and remove noise :)
Fantastic Tutorial! very helpful. Would love to see on just like this, on metals: Gold, Silver, Coper, Steel, Stainless Steel, Rusty Steel, Brushed Steel
lovee this tutoriall, it really is helpful for beginner like me!! I do have one question, how would the setting be if I want a tinted mirror finish? thankyouu
Thank You Glad you liked it, For a Colored mirror (vray 4.2) The best is to use a reflective coat layer (Uncheck the fresnel on Opacity Texture Map, and change the reflection color to Tint the mirror reflection :) . Part 2 is in the works :)
I'm trying to imagine what that looks like. If the glass is an oval shape (with round edge), it should reflect differently. Send me a DM on Instagram :)
Hi, Thank you for the tutorial. Easy to understand and follow. I was facing a little problem in creating and rendering textured glass though, in your render the gradient texture you created through bump materials is coming out really well. The lines are really good, Sharp and clearly visible but not the same with me, the line are very feebly visible and only strongly visible at the part where the sphere is directly behind the glass. What can be the problem?
Thank You, I'm glad the video helped. Mmm not sure if i understand 100%, But its best to test textured Glass in a interior set up so the material reacts to its surrounding. Try having more objects behind the glass besides just the sphere. Let me know if that helped, Feel free to ask if you have any questions :)
Great video and all well explained. I used different V-ray glass materials for a front window in a car. All glass-types gave a distotion effect when you looked from the front through the window inside the car. The chairs looked distorted. I tried the glass on a simple curved object (the window) and I thickened the window with Joined push-pull from Fredo6. What causes the distortion and how to fix it?
Thanks Richard and my apology for the late reply. I did a bit of trial and error (hopefully i got it right), I only had refraction issues when the "front faces" were reversed (if back face faces camera). So my only advice for now will be to make sure all your faces face outward and the back faces are clear of any material. Especially the parallel surfaces of your glass, both front faces must face outwards. I hope this helps, I'll be sure to make this clear on part 2 of this tutorial :) Cheers!
@@TN3DStudio I did a test too with the front window. Reverse faces was the solution. Thanks so much for your advice. I hope part 2 of your glass serie comes soon. I am looking forward to it.
This tutorial is amazing! But I have a question, how can I make a white gradient? I have tried but the program takes it as if it were transparent. The effect I want is a white glass that is losing transparency. Thank you.
@@TN3DStudio Thank you very much, I am doing my final degree project and I have not yet achieved that effect. If in the end you find a solution write me :)
@@ariadnadeoro7256 Ariadna, can you send me a reference image at n3dstudio@gmail.com might have a solution for you on this (White Glass, and adding a gradient effect that fades to clear glass)
Hi there. Thanks for the amazing tutorial! How did you get that polycarbonate style texture on the frosted glass on the middle example? Is it a bitmap on the color or reflaction glossiness layer? thanks!!
@@TN3DStudio A Module for... -Materials -Lighting -Cameras -how to create materials from scratch in case you get custom materials by an interior designer -A module on interior scenes -A module on exterior scenes -Advanced Materials especially Fabrics -Vray render settings to save time -some advanced modeling in sketchup
Great tutorial 👍 but i have a question, my vray is not as clear as yours, how do i modify the rendering results to make it look more realistic please? And thank u
Thank you! make sure you are following all the steps. Especially the Scene set up and have a dome light for your reflections. You can use my sketchup file here : tn3dvisualization.com/tutorials/createvrayglass
Great video! But I have a trouble with reflection of my clear glass. I want my glass reflect clearly but it was blurred in denoise mode. What should i do to fix it? thankyou
I dont always like my denoise results and work with other render channels in photoshop, you can mask out vray denoiser from the reflections. Work with RGB and reflection channels in photoshop. You can also do noise reduction im photoshop. Hope that helps, I'll keep you updated if i find better solution 😊
Thank you, Glad i could help :). for Gradient Glass You must use the "Gradient procedural" inside Fog color slot. If your able to create a clear glass, this should be a simple step. :) let me know if that works
Hi Jiro, Yes I think you should be able to see the gradient procedural texture in vray 3.4. IF NOT you can always make one in photoshop and use it with the bitmap option :)
@@TN3DStudio Wow! Thank you for the prompt reply TN3D! I was searching for the Gradient effect, but I could only see Color and Color Combination, neither which have the same configuration options as Gradient. I'm looking now on how to get this version of VRay on Sketch Up. :) Thank you for replying! I'm a fan of your work.
@@jirocoronado7345 Your right, it may been introduced in Vray next for sketchup. But maybe photoshop will work as an alternative. Thanks for the ongoing support :) Feel free to ask anytime.
Watch V-ray Glass Materials Part 2 : th-cam.com/video/oXCoP6FR8d0/w-d-xo.html
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Thanks for this video. i wanted a polycarbonate vrmat. but i couldn't take a file. I couldn't find the file until I saw this video, but thanks to this video, I got the courage to make it myself. Thank you.
Your Welcome :), Polycarbonate is an interesting one to make.
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It's really easy to understand your tutorial. Great! I want to ask the opacity for frosted glass. Did you adjust it or keep it in 1? thank you...
Thank You!, I actually didn't touch the the opacity parameter. Decreasing the Refraction Glossiness is the most important parameter for Frosted Glass. :)
That was fabulous. !
It's a pity your tutorial model wasn't made available.
Thanks to you and your very clear explanation, we now have 'real' looking Glass on our renders. A huge difference.
Excellent work flow and easy to follow. Subscribed 👍.
Thank you! I am glad the video helped. I'll take note of that for future content.
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@@farrjarr You can download the file from this post tn3dvisualization.com/tutorials/createvrayglass :)
Well done, you helped me a lot.
Your Welcome, I'm Glad it was helpful :)
This is very well explained. thank you! Any tips for having sharper renders?
Thank you, I'm glad the video was helpful. In vray you can try out the Antialiasing filter, image sample settings, and Noise limit (The render quality slider should take care of this for you). An easier way would be to use Photoshop. Check out the camera raw filter, there are settings to sharp your renders and remove noise :)
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Fantastic Tutorial! very helpful. Would love to see on just like this, on metals: Gold, Silver, Coper, Steel, Stainless Steel, Rusty Steel, Brushed Steel
Thank You Nuno, That's a really great Idea :) I'll try my best to it happen.
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Thank you!
Your welcome Nadia :)
Thanks for the video, very helpful! How do you get your interactive render to update so quickly without any noise?
I used low medium settings for fast response. I also speed up the video 😊
lovee this tutoriall, it really is helpful for beginner like me!! I do have one question, how would the setting be if I want a tinted mirror finish? thankyouu
Thank You Glad you liked it, For a Colored mirror (vray 4.2) The best is to use a reflective coat layer (Uncheck the fresnel on Opacity Texture Map, and change the reflection color to Tint the mirror reflection :) . Part 2 is in the works :)
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I'm trying to imagine what that looks like. If the glass is an oval shape (with round edge), it should reflect differently. Send me a DM on Instagram :)
Excellent video! How do you make white glass?
This will be very interesting to figure out. 🤔 maybe the solution is in using multi-layers. I'll try a few things and let you know :)
thank you so much, but how did you create the polycarbaonate effect, (the second one at 7:09)?
Hi,
Thank you for the tutorial. Easy to understand and follow.
I was facing a little problem in creating and rendering textured glass though, in your render the gradient texture you created through bump materials is coming out really well. The lines are really good, Sharp and clearly visible but not the same with me, the line are very feebly visible and only strongly visible at the part where the sphere is directly behind the glass. What can be the problem?
Thank You, I'm glad the video helped. Mmm not sure if i understand 100%, But its best to test textured Glass in a interior set up so the material reacts to its surrounding. Try having more objects behind the glass besides just the sphere. Let me know if that helped, Feel free to ask if you have any questions :)
@@TN3DStudio Thank you!!🙂
Great video and all well explained. I used different V-ray glass materials for a front window in a car. All glass-types gave a distotion effect when you looked from the front through the window inside the car. The chairs looked distorted. I tried the glass on a simple curved object (the window) and I thickened the window with Joined push-pull from Fredo6. What causes the distortion and how to fix it?
Thanks Richard and my apology for the late reply. I did a bit of trial and error (hopefully i got it right), I only had refraction issues when the "front faces" were reversed (if back face faces camera). So my only advice for now will be to make sure all your faces face outward and the back faces are clear of any material. Especially the parallel surfaces of your glass, both front faces must face outwards. I hope this helps, I'll be sure to make this clear on part 2 of this tutorial :) Cheers!
@@TN3DStudio I did a test too with the front window. Reverse faces was the solution. Thanks so much for your advice. I hope part 2 of your glass serie comes soon. I am looking forward to it.
Awesome!
Great tutorial! Can you also make a video for type of fabrics?
Thank you! I'll try my best :)
Hello sir can you make a video on how to add rain water on roads or rooftop etc.
And another video on how to arrange nearby area of a house or villa.
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😂 I hope i got that right. thank you!
This tutorial is amazing! But I have a question, how can I make a white gradient? I have tried but the program takes it as if it were transparent.
The effect I want is a white glass that is losing transparency. Thank you.
Thanks Ariadna, This will be very interesting to figure out. 🤔 maybe the solution is in using multi-layers. I'll try a few things and let you know :)
@@TN3DStudio Thank you very much, I am doing my final degree project and I have not yet achieved that effect. If in the end you find a solution write me :)
@@ariadnadeoro7256 Ariadna, can you send me a reference image at n3dstudio@gmail.com might have a solution for you on this (White Glass, and adding a gradient effect that fades to clear glass)
please make more videos.. for vray sketchup about meterials application
i have couple V-ray 5 Videos In progress :)
@@TN3DStudio REALLY THANX SIR
Your welcome 😊
Hi there. Thanks for the amazing tutorial! How did you get that polycarbonate style texture on the frosted glass on the middle example? Is it a bitmap on the color or reflaction glossiness layer? thanks!!
perfect
Thank you! Glad the video helped 😊
REALLY APPRECIATE THE VIDEO, CAN YOU SHARE YOUR RENDER SETTINGS AS THE RENDERS VERY SUPER CLEAR OR YOU WERE USING VRAY PRESET.
Thank you :), there wasn't much changes to my render setting (had it at medium).
Hi, question! if I want the glass to be gradient from white color to clear, can not ya?
Check out part 2 of this video on the channel. I believe I answer this question there on how to create white / gradient white glass 😊
Hey man Please do you have a beginners course for Vray/sketchUp?
Let me know what topics yo like to see in a v-ray Course. I'll come back to your comment :)
@@TN3DStudio A Module for...
-Materials
-Lighting
-Cameras
-how to create materials from scratch in case you get custom materials by an interior designer
-A module on interior scenes
-A module on exterior scenes
-Advanced Materials especially Fabrics
-Vray render settings to save time
-some advanced modeling in sketchup
We are not that far off. This could easily be 2 to 3 level course ❤👊🏾👊🏾
@@TN3DStudio yes, cant wait!
great tutorial.. can you please give the maps ... thanks in advance
Great tutorial 👍 but i have a question, my vray is not as clear as yours, how do i modify the rendering results to make it look more realistic please? And thank u
Thank you! make sure you are following all the steps. Especially the Scene set up and have a dome light for your reflections. You can use my sketchup file here : tn3dvisualization.com/tutorials/createvrayglass
Good tutorial sir can I plz explain about laquored glass
Thank you! What specifically can i clarify? :)
muito obrigado!
Valeu! ❤️
Great tutorial! Can you do it on 3ds max?
Thanks you, glad it helped, there quite few tutorials for max on this topic :)
Dichroic!
Very soon 😊
Amazing. I would appreciate it if you create a video of fabric and wood. Thanks
Thank You for the suggestion :)
Could you do same in 3ds max please
Great video! But I have a trouble with reflection of my clear glass. I want my glass reflect clearly but it was blurred in denoise mode. What should i do to fix it? thankyou
I dont always like my denoise results and work with other render channels in photoshop, you can mask out vray denoiser from the reflections. Work with RGB and reflection channels in photoshop. You can also do noise reduction im photoshop. Hope that helps, I'll keep you updated if i find better solution 😊
Hello! thanks for the video. I followed every step you explained but my gradient glass doesn't show in the render. What can be the problem?
Thank you, Glad i could help :). for Gradient Glass You must use the "Gradient procedural" inside Fog color slot. If your able to create a clear glass, this should be a simple step. :) let me know if that works
Thank you for your response. It turned out be an issue with gpu. When i switched my render option to cpu grandient effects showed up.
It was really helpful
However, how do I adjust the pattern size of the textured glass that was given as a bump map?
Thank you! You can use the texture helper and texture placement to adjust pattern size. :)
lucid tutorial ! am interested on the hdri and mesh you used where can I download it? thanks and more tutorial pls 😊
If I'm using VRay 3.4, would there be a way to have Gradient bump texture to make reeded glass?
Hi Jiro, Yes I think you should be able to see the gradient procedural texture in vray 3.4. IF NOT you can always make one in photoshop and use it with the bitmap option :)
@@TN3DStudio Wow! Thank you for the prompt reply TN3D! I was searching for the Gradient effect, but I could only see Color and Color Combination, neither which have the same configuration options as Gradient.
I'm looking now on how to get this version of VRay on Sketch Up. :) Thank you for replying! I'm a fan of your work.
@@jirocoronado7345 Your right, it may been introduced in Vray next for sketchup. But maybe photoshop will work as an alternative. Thanks for the ongoing support :) Feel free to ask anytime.
Thank youu, hey can you share the maps used in this video?
Thank You, :). Site version should include all the textures. tn3dvisualization.com/tutorials/createvrayglass