This is what I just love - clear explenation of the process and methods being shared with fellow designers, striving towards a better designed world. Keep up the good work!
OMG! The bumpy rings were exactly what I was trying to create a couple months back! I was trying to manipulate the Marble pattern to get the same look, but I just couldn't get a smooth transition with it! Never thought I could manipulate the mesh pattern this way! This tutorial is perfect! Thanks a lot Shane!
This is what I just love - clear explenation of the process and methods being shared with fellow designers, striving towards a better designed world.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
this is with out a doibt the best material video for keyshot i have ever seen! just amazing
Thanks! means a lot :)
best tutorial!!! thakyouu for sharinggg, thankyou for explaining the"whys" of everything
No worries, glad you enjoyed it !
OMG! The bumpy rings were exactly what I was trying to create a couple months back! I was trying to manipulate the Marble pattern to get the same look, but I just couldn't get a smooth transition with it! Never thought I could manipulate the mesh pattern this way! This tutorial is perfect! Thanks a lot Shane!
Yeah I find the Mesh pattern much easier to control for displacement, I tried marble but prefered mesh in the end! Glad it's helped :)
Wow! Thanks Shane this is a great tutorial!
Thanks!!!
What a nice tutorial, thanks guy , it's helpful to me
Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful
Wow, this was really helpful! Thank you Shane!
No problem 😊
great tutorial! thank you Shane!
Cheers bro
keep updating. love you work.... ganbatte ne
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thanks, glad you liked it
so good
Thanks :)
Is all that messing around with nodes really necessary when using Keyshot or is this only because you are creating your own material?
It’s only necessary if you’re trying to make a custom material. I also was trying to make it as procedural as possible
谢谢学习了
No problem :)
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