new vray blend mat (carpaint) test

[lukx]

It's just small sample just to show you how vray blend mat looks for car paint Get ready casue soon everyone will post car renders It's so simple and easy. Poor Suurland

[jujubee]

Hey man that's looking really good.

[jonnybefree]

nice, do you have a bigger image?

[suurland]

thats nothing new, everyone use a normal blend materials for cars anyway, the only thing the new vrayblend mtl does better is speed I guess.

/Thomas

[h.kroeber]

thats nothing new, everyone use a normal blend materials for cars anyway, the only thing the new vrayblend mtl does better is speed I guess.

/Thomas

is it right to use blend materials ? i am using the "shellac method". are there any advantages when using blend materials?

Regards H.Kroeber

[instinct]

avoiding unrealistic oddities like overbright reflections :P

[lukx]

thats nothing new, everyone use a normal blend materials for cars anyway, the only thing the new vrayblend mtl does better is speed I guess.

/Thomas

maybe it's just me but with standard max shellac I couldn't achieve this kind of nice looking carpaint.

[suurland]

But shellac is not blend.

/Thomas

[lukx]

[Pixelab]

And what are exacly your parameters to acheive such results ?

[lukx]

And what are exacly your parameters to acheive such results ?

they exactly the way Master Vlado said they should be:

"A typical car paing material would be a VRayMtl as a base material, with diffuse and glossy components, and a VRayMtl with pure white mirror reflections and black diffuse as a coat material.

To adjust the strength of the mirror reflections, change the blend amount in the blend material.

In general, you should avoid the additive (shellac) mode - there is rarely any case where you would want it.

Best regards,
Vlado"

[Pixelab]

Master Vlado always listen, you should

thx

[lukx]

Master Vlado always listen, you should

thx

AMEN

[jujubee]

How the hell does master Vlado know so much - it scares me...

[lukx]

spooky! isn't it