KeyShot: Advanced Wood Material Tutorial + Free Download

Hey people! In this tutorial we take a look in to the Material Graph ad how to create an Advanced Wood Material, similar to what was applied on my Tumble Lamp concept.
I've also made the KeyShot package file available for a free download on my Gumroad via the link below. :)
Gumroad File Link: designbynadeem.gumroad.com/l/...
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[@kaibe.design]

Great Video Nadeem! Really helpful :)

[@designbynadeem]

Hey Kaibe! Thanks dude and keep up the good work!

[@isblaka]

i have a large model over 40 pieces of joined wood parts, i would like to have the wood texture on each part with +/- unique wood grain position otherwise it will look unreal in the rendering.... how can that be bone in a quick smart way ?

[@ArtemYesin]

Thank you, really useful

[@designbynadeem]

🙌🏻🙌🏻😁

[@koletromp6194]

Super helpful thank you!

[@designbynadeem]

You're welcome!

[@Arcahive7]

Hi I was looking for a keyshot of engineered wood and came across your video, is it possible to represent MDF or any engineered wood like this with a keyshot and if so can you let me know?

[@supoflex]

what's the point of using transparent plastic when it's going to be opaque? wouldn't a simple plastic material work the same?

[@designbynadeem]

That’s a very good point! Thank you! I was just going by the material that I downloaded, they had used the transparent option but the normal plastic material should work fine.