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Solid tutorial

awesome

Thanks for the tutorial! There is one thing that I dont really get: On big surfaces the flakes appear more like a square around the lightsource, instead of being round. Do you have any ideas?

Finaly i found tutorial to use a plane like realistic ground reflecting shadows, lights, indirect lights, and any, influence lights on 3d object.

thank you

i dont understand why you shrinkwrap there ...i know what that modifier does i just dont understand why its important here, why couldnt you just make the copy with vents look good

bless u man so many forums ive read and none of them said this

think you might need to boost your audio... I couldnae hear anything you were saying... other than that, good video

That s not good topology at all

So gooooood. Thank you so much for this.

This is lifechanging.

Very detailed and well explained tutorial. Thank you. Please mention that 'Indirect Lighting -> autobake' must be checked, orherwise it will not work (on Blender 3.6.2 Evee)

I can't express how much this shader has helped me . Thanks for sharing. Hope you continue helping us get the most out of Blender, especially the rapid rendering eevee. Best wishes

Blender still hasn't resolved this. Such a pain the backside to get rid of those little white highlights where the tyres touch the ground.

This is perfect. thank you. Ive been looking for a good paint. what is the HDRI that you are using?

This is pure genius! I'm pretty new into Blender and drowning myself in tutorials, and THIS is possibly the best one I've seen so far... I have no idea how you figured all these nodes out, but it works brilliantly! Thank you for sharing this technique, and for explaining it slowly and carefully so a new user like myself can follow along. You now have a new subscriber and I'll be looking for your other tutorials... thanks again!

Great tutorial! This is the best result I've achieved so far in Blender. However, there are a couple of things I would like to improve. First one is that the clearcoat should have some thickness and the other is that the metallic value in the base paint never looks quite right. I'm not sure how to achieve this but I think it would bring the material to another level.

Thank you

Hey AutEmotive Design! I am glad to be sub nr 518. I know as a small channel how hard it is to gather subs! Great content for Blender automotive visualization!

is so good to help me

awesome tutorial, just keep in mind that denoising tends to murder those amazing metallic flakes

This is such a good tutorial

How to do cowl hoods

Very nice tutorial, thank you!

I wonder if this is specific to a particular Blender version. I am getting strange camo-pattern (mirror vs. paint) if I keep the IOR of the Fresnel node at 1.450 Blender 3.3.1, Cycles with GPU Compute (CUDA)

i find it interesting that you have to darken the plane to match the hdri. I've tried this on multiple projects with multiple hdri's. I've also tried using an image texture from my first frame and projecting from view. my plane is always too dark and casts a dark reflection in the sphere that doesn't blend with the background.

muy bueno mannn...muchas gracias. muy practico

Awesome tutorial, very well explained and direct to the point. The only issue is that the audio volume is quite low.

Amazing tutorial. Gonna use this a lot now. Another thing, how do you get your reflections to flow so smoothly throughout the car?

Amazing result, thank you!

Your Shadow Catcher pass is not connected to anything in the compositor? I am confused. How to you use the two togther (Shadow catch + AO)?

Great Tutorial, thank you. (audio volume is very low however)

Thanks!

This is a fantastic tutorial and shader. Thorough, not "hacky" or too focused on a quick/easy result (not that it's not quick or easy to follow), looks great, and setting it up for easy reuse/editing was a super helpful tip for a beginner. Thanks so much!

Exactly what i was searching

Thanks for the great tip on AO and multiply node! For me one scene is totaly enough and it's easyer to manage the camera position change (no need to repaste the camera into background scene). So you basicaly need a single multiply node with image routed to the top and AO to the bottom. The only issue is you must use some plate shaped mesh instead of plane for shadow catcher to hide borders in AO.

Very well laid out and explained. Many thanks!

Such a great tutorial!! you have a great voice for teaching too! I would just say maybe getting a new Microphone would help you even more because it was pretty quiet, but otherwise amazing thank you!!

Let's be honest. People use Blender because it's free. Not bad but not good either. It's difficult to choose when there are so many options. But in the end, learn the 3d package that pays if you're into that. For goofin' around, use whatever.

Wow what car is that? Looks lovely!

Thank u!

I can't hear youuu! Nice video, thanks :)

Thanks for the video. I'm fairly proficient when modelling but don't have a clue when it comes to rendering something.

Question how do you make a evee reflectif

This is really good. Thank you so much for this ♥

It was instructive for me. Thanks

Is it possible to apply this to a simulator asset that already has UVs and texture/roughness/normal sets?

This is a great video and thank you for sharing. Is there some way to contact you?

Fantastic vid!

Many Thanks Bro!