Half of the information in this video is wrong. Firstly, you shouldn't use vraybump2normal for normal maps, you should use the vraynormalmap. Vraybump2normal is intended to be used with greyscale bump maps, to convert them into a normal map (which, bump and normal maps are completely different things and used in different ways). Secondly, the roughness map doesn't go into the "diffuse roughness" slot. It should go into the "glossiness" slot, in the reflection section. You change the reflection colour to completely white and use the roughness map to break up the reflections. Since this is an old video, I don't think Chaos implemented the ability to change the roughness or glossiness workflow, so you have to invert the colours of the roughness map to work in a glossiness workflow. In newer versions of Vray, you can change the glossiness to roughness in the BRDF options section, then you just plug the roughness map into the reflection roughness slot.
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Half of the information in this video is wrong. Firstly, you shouldn't use vraybump2normal for normal maps, you should use the vraynormalmap. Vraybump2normal is intended to be used with greyscale bump maps, to convert them into a normal map (which, bump and normal maps are completely different things and used in different ways).
Secondly, the roughness map doesn't go into the "diffuse roughness" slot. It should go into the "glossiness" slot, in the reflection section. You change the reflection colour to completely white and use the roughness map to break up the reflections. Since this is an old video, I don't think Chaos implemented the ability to change the roughness or glossiness workflow, so you have to invert the colours of the roughness map to work in a glossiness workflow. In newer versions of Vray, you can change the glossiness to roughness in the BRDF options section, then you just plug the roughness map into the reflection roughness slot.
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May be crack thik se nahi dala hoga tumne
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Bro please make slate mode with pbr without any plugins
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