@@MIMVizStudio in the normal map (in all the materials that you done) you dont “add gamma to imput” and “flip green” in the node options…normally everyone do that or i think so until imsee your tutorial
Its normalization depends on many factors. Coordinating other lights and hdri as well as colors and blurring and viewing angle. All of them are effective in making it natural.
Image noise has many factors. config, rendering settings and the amount of time you spend on rendering. Using denoiser and optimal settings and scene management can increase the speed and quality of your rendering.
Man this is gold material!
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How complete,useful and educational it was! Thank u 🌟
I REALLY APPRECIATE IT.😌🙏🏻🌱
the best ever
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finally some good content ! keep up the good work !!
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Cool workflow, thank you for video !
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perfect & detailed keep going
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great tutorial!! thank you so much. subscribed👍
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thank you for video. can you show tone mapping settings ?
Yes, soon
nice tutorial
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Please do an external scene as well
Thanks. Will do.
Hey, great tutorial, keep them coming! One question, what was the benefit of not using UVW Map for walls too, so you can randomize it more easily?
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It can also be used. In this tutorial, we tried to use different methods to see different ways.
@@MIMVizStudio Oh alright, i see. Thank you very much!
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.thanks for this great tutorial...can you please give us download link for this scene model...thanks
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@@MIMVizStudio .thanks
Did you render linear or with highlight compression in post?
Regards
highlight compression
No flip y and add gamma to imput in the normal map node of the tile?
please explain more
@@MIMVizStudio in the normal map (in all the materials that you done) you dont “add gamma to imput” and “flip green” in the node options…normally everyone do that or i think so until imsee your tutorial
When I rendering my hdri is visible close, (I downloaded your hdri) what could be the reason? yours looks more natural
Its normalization depends on many factors. Coordinating other lights and hdri as well as colors and blurring and viewing angle. All of them are effective in making it natural.
how can I change my slate material display like yours?
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From this path:
Material editor, modes, slate material editor.
My renders always look noisy and blurry. Even at if I let it render to 300 .
Why?
Image noise has many factors. config, rendering settings and the amount of time you spend on rendering. Using denoiser and optimal settings and scene management can increase the speed and quality of your rendering.
@@MIMVizStudio thanks, wish I could get it to photo real. Its so frustrating.
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