chrome materials

Thanks mga masters....may tanong pa ako paano gumawa ng chrome or brushed,aluminum materials sa Vray.im using "vray 1.50 sp2"Thanks....

Well - its a highly reflective mat. Diffuse can run to something black or gray and adjust your reflection color, Black means no reflection, white is reflective and anything in between you can easily figure out.

Aluminum is usually glossy in the reflective side, you'll need to add some angled anisotropy value in there via the BRDF options (WARD) to simulate the brushed look common in aluminum.

I know its easier to download preset mats but what do ya learn from it?

v_wrangler wrote:Well - its a highly reflective mat. Diffuse can run to something black or gray and adjust your reflection color, Black means no reflection, white is reflective and anything in between you can easily figure out.

Aluminum is usually glossy in the reflective side, you'll need to add some angled anisotropy value in there via the BRDF options (WARD) to simulate the brushed look common in aluminum.

I know its easier to download preset mats but what do ya learn from it?

yeah... glad that you're back the "V"

Thanks erick, hows ya love life

Depending on which material you're trying to simulate - like love, sometimes you'd need to remove them totally at all... or stick with the glossies so they never mess your life (ugg I mean rendertime!)

thanks bro V .. welcome back!!

v_wrangler wrote:Well - its a highly reflective mat. Diffuse can run to something black or gray and adjust your reflection color, Black means no reflection, white is reflective and anything in between you can easily figure out.

Aluminum is usually glossy in the reflective side, you'll need to add some angled anisotropy value in there via the BRDF options (WARD) to simulate the brushed look common in aluminum.

I know its easier to download preset mats but what do ya learn from it?

chrome or stainless steel diffuse color black .... reflect color 230,230,235 or noise cool light gray and finaly glossiness .95