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  • Teach me how to do translucent 'net' curtains

    Quite a few of our images call for transparent curtains -like privacy ones, not blackout ones.

    Normally, I do a wavy line and extrude it up, but I am never sure what the correct texture is. I thought a white vray2sided material would suffice, but I cannot get it to look very transparent with either the value close to black or close to white. At the moment, I also have a grey vraycolour in the opacity slot.

    Is there the 'proper' way to do this?
    Kind Regards,
    Richard Birket
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  • #2
    http://www.ronenbekerman.com/material-curtain-v-ray/

    Try this tut !

    Good luck .)
    visit my behance profile

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Björn Radler View Post
      I'll take a look. Thanks.

      It appears that refract is used rather than opacity. I wonder what the pros and cons ared of using refraction with an IOR of 1.01 against using simple opacity?
      Kind Regards,
      Richard Birket
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      • #4
        As far as i know opacity is a render time killer.

        But i might be not right with that.
        visit my behance profile

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        • #5
          Using a falloff so it gets more transparent at flat angles helps a ton with the effect. I've always used opacity but I guess refraction works too.

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          • #6
            My tutorial
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            www.alfasmyrna.com

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