Xenon Glass Headlights In Blender 2.8x

In this tutorial, I will show you how to get close to a realistic headlight material along with a xenon lens effect in Blender 2.8x... Please Like And Subscribe For The Exciting Contents On The Way...
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[@KurisuDE]

It would also be intering to see how diffuser glas from older cars is created.

[@achraftourougui6604]

You're just amazing, thanks for the content!

[@DrivableDesigns]

This is truly incredible!

[@pauljs75]

"Xenon-ness", the phrase to describe that is "chromatic aberration". Neat run through of the material setup btw.

[@warrior5009]

U r soo lucky u have high spec pc beacuse u can do anything in that,
I also made a car but as soon as I got to rendered mode , blender crahe that's why I was not able to do further, by the way nice video. Now please make a full tutorial on modelling a sports car plzzzzzz

[@grifor5664]

AMAZING !

[@tcheadriano]

Awesome!!!

[@kintekuntakadagare4533]

Just wow 😆

[@martinkovski5704]

That's a very nice tutorial, but if you don't want to spend 15 mins on making a xenon material, you can add and connect the Noise Texture to Base Color in Principled BDSF and then put Bright/Contrast node between Noise and Principled and set the Bright to -0.3 and Contrast to -0.8 😁

[@danielstryver8388]

Thank you for the tutorials. I can't wait to finish the Audi!

[@NaturalArtFreak]

You're welcome

[@abdullaishfaq3166]

Thanks man this really helps!

[@NaturalArtFreak]

You're welcome

[@deepakchouhan3372]

I am waiting for lykan hypersport 😅..... when you are going to upload?😁

[@mwsiviero]

A-W-E-S-O-M-E !!!

[@gower1973]

Where do you get reference for complex shapes like that, it’s pretty difficult to see what’s going on behind the glass in headlamps on a lot of vehicles, that effect your talking about is called dispersion, where the different frequencies if light get bent by different amounts

[@NaturalArtFreak]

certain car websites I visit gives detailed images on some cars.

[@DamianMathew]

Wow that’s a sick shader dude! I guess you could call it ‘chromatic aberration’ or ‘color fringing’ but I’m not a physicist so I’m not 100% sure.

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Thanks Damian, I found out it was called Light Dispersion.

[@DamianMathew]

The Natural Art Freak ah yes, that sounds right!

[@NaturalArtFreak]

@@DamianMathew yeah, and you could just call me Albert. The Natural Art Freak is a bit too long.😂

[@DamianMathew]

yeah Albert is shorter! Haha :D

[@lolish777]

What can i say, nice videos. 👍

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Glad you like them!

[@abd-elrahmankhalifa4453]

amazing as usual....but what if I want it to emit light, should I add an emission shader and mix it with the first mix node ??

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Node just use an Emission Shader, either to the Xenon lens or set whatever is on the inside as emission and leave the xenon.

[@mwsiviero]

Maybe a great idea for a next tutorial?! :)

[@PopcornSticker]

how do you then make them light up in a given direction, as real car lights?

[@basejumperdx4573]

how to do car headlight animation in blender blinking

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Assign headlight material and animate emission value...

[@mae2309]

You sexy man.. I salute you playboy... keep them coming.. great tutorials
Thanks, cheers

[@sandeepnugawela2837]

Will this work with evee as well :)

[@NaturalArtFreak]

I haven't tested it, but I'm quite sure it should...

[@sandeepnugawela2837]

I lost it at xenones