Redshift Snowy Mountain Tutorial

In this tutorial we're going to use a displacement map to create a mountain then use a procedural shader made with Redshift to shade it.
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[@yarropeace]

Great tutorial, thanks so much for this especially because most of the Redshift tutorials on the web are geared towards C4D not Maya, and I mostly use the latter, thanks!

[@SmallRobotStudio]

You're welcome!

[@kieartist]

great man :)

[@microbounce2009]

thanks for this tutorial, can you show us how to place dirt maps on glass using redshift and maya ?
thank you very much for the help

[@SmallRobotStudio]

Hey. If your dirt is procedural that method is the same as this just change the base layer to be glass and mask the dirt layer with a procedural or the masking map if you've got one. I probably should do a tutorial on using the layered shader at some point though.

[@microbounce2009]

@@SmallRobotStudio ,yeah, they are just rouhgness maps... but i see black areas when i mask them, maybe i need to add some extra node. i will watch your video. thanks and thanks