Your explanations are super simple and easy to understand. I couldn't solve keyshot before i found your videos, but finally i am raising my render level with your help. Thanks for that.
Many thanks. Some minutes ago it was absolutely hermetic issue - and after some minutes it is absolutely clear (if someone is familiar with Photoshop). BTW I gues the example presented here would be a good one to explain what Fresnel effect is.
Great explanation! Thanks! Could you explain how to use Curve or Map types of Color Gradient texture(maybe others too, although they are pretty clear)? Couldn't find any information on the Internet how they work.
Could you maybe also do a video about the Bump Add node please? Whenever I'm stacking bump maps I feel like I'm constantly having to adjust the amount of bump on all textures each time I add a Bump Add node. It kinda makes sense, because its a 50/50 blend ... but I haven't found good weight or ratio settings that work consistently...
Yeah, I experienced that once when I added a ton of bump maps. Usually I'm not using more than three at the time, so the issues is not so big here. How many bump maps are you typically using?
@@esbenoxholm thx for the reply! I usually have 3 or 4 bump maps for complex materials. First I finetune scale and bump height for each one individually. Then I apply all at once using bump add nodes ...and then things look wrong. I think the solution is in the weight ratios (like e.g. double the weight for each stack of bump add nodes), but I haven't found the 'magic settings' yet (:
Thanks! While a kinda knew what was going on I didn't have a good way to visualize it. Just realized yesterday from a random Photoshop tutorial that the curves adjustment graph would be perfect :p
Thank you so much! I needed this explanation. Very clear!
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough" - Thanks you and please keep up the great works !
Super helpful video! Saves me from randomly sliding for ages trying to get the right look
Glad you think so, Sam. Exactly what I hoped to achieve with this one.
Im with you Sam, I was always randomly trying things with this node
Your explanations are super simple and easy to understand. I couldn't solve keyshot before i found your videos, but finally i am raising my render level with your help. Thanks for that.
Great lesson there bro.
Precise explanation! Although I was sliding left & right to get the perfect result, your explanation adds science to it! Thank you :)
Thanks, you are welcome!
Notice this node in your recent video, really advanced the shading since I started to learn how to use it. Thank you for in-deep explanation!
Happy to hear so!
This should be a cue to have a curve graph in KeyShot 9. Nice work!
thanks Esben! this was super helpful
Thank you for sharing,It helped me a lot.
Super clear! Thanks!
Thanks! Glad to hear.
nice
Many thanks. Some minutes ago it was absolutely hermetic issue - and after some minutes it is absolutely clear (if someone is familiar with Photoshop). BTW I gues the example presented here would be a good one to explain what Fresnel effect is.
thanks Esben, this was very helpful. If possible please make a video series for all the utilities available int the material editor. Thanks :)
CLAP! that is Brilliant!
thanks for the explanation i always want to try something with the material graph but find it confusing and don't know where to start
Great explanation! Thanks! Could you explain how to use Curve or Map types of Color Gradient texture(maybe others too, although they are pretty clear)? Couldn't find any information on the Internet how they work.
Thanks !!!
Could you maybe also do a video about the Bump Add node please?
Whenever I'm stacking bump maps I feel like I'm constantly having to adjust the amount of bump on all textures each time I add a Bump Add node. It kinda makes sense, because its a 50/50 blend ... but I haven't found good weight or ratio settings that work consistently...
Yeah, I experienced that once when I added a ton of bump maps. Usually I'm not using more than three at the time, so the issues is not so big here. How many bump maps are you typically using?
@@esbenoxholm thx for the reply! I usually have 3 or 4 bump maps for complex materials. First I finetune scale and bump height for each one individually. Then I apply all at once using bump add nodes ...and then things look wrong. I think the solution is in the weight ratios (like e.g. double the weight for each stack of bump add nodes), but I haven't found the 'magic settings' yet (:
Why didn't you make this video earlier? :) Cool tip
Thanks! While a kinda knew what was going on I didn't have a good way to visualize it. Just realized yesterday from a random Photoshop tutorial that the curves adjustment graph would be perfect :p
Hi, could you please make some tutorial for wood product? (not floor)