Realistic Water Material in Twinmotion Tutorial (Path Tracing)

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[@jamesepicmamba]

fantastic video. solved the issue seamlessly. hopefully the fix the water material to work with pathtracing in the near future

[@chrisrojas3561]

Thanks for the workaround.

[@thrillamantic]

thanks SB!

[@unrealengineruseng9583]

Cool !
Thank you !

[@gerdhemminger2560]

Thank you for this Tip.
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GERMANY

[@radarh7910]

Tnx, tnx

Bende de hazır su materyali önizleme renderinde kötü çıkıyordu. Ancak path tracing ile image export yaptığımda ortaya onunla alakası olmayan daha gerçekçi bir sonuç çıktı.

[@pesmerga91]

how can i do to let a boat float without get water inside?

[@gordonkako]

Awesome👏🏽 Couldn’t the color of the material be changed to look bluish so it looks even more like Pool water?

[@sb.architect]

i didn't try changing glass material but tried changing ceramic tile, added blue and it worked.

[@gordonkako]

@@sb.architect Awesome, would like to see how that looks. Great video and helpful video 🙌🏽

[@gabrielduarte3904]

just FYI... water and glass do NOT have the same IR (index of refraction) glass has an average IR of 1.55 and water an average IR of 1.33, but i get your point =)

[@conmes3077]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@marlondanga4610]

What if you just change the turbidity of the water?

[@LuisManuelLealDias]

Doesn't do anything

[@gabrielduarte3904]

what gpu are you using in this setup?

[@sb.architect]

rtx 3070

[@gabrielduarte3904]

@@sb.architect thanks! i was wondering because it looks super fluid even when moving with path tracer turned on =)

[@allenyumang2299]

Caustics is not working with the new path tracer

[@gretheconnerth]

How do you get caustic onto a texture ?
FYI - I’m not working with pathtracer.

[@alexd6766]

ok for still images but not for animations. because the waves need to move

[@gretheconnerth]

You can animate the texture using the rotator tool.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

maybe the problem with the Sketchup model is that every Sketchup face is "double face" (seen from both sides)... maybe that one is painted with another material below?

[@silviosarunic6709]

1. buy decent microphone 2. ask someone to help you with you english...

[@sb.architect]

thx for advice :)

[@thrillamantic]

his english is perfectly understood

[@gordonkako]

@@thrillamantic yep his English is very clear, could hear everything even as somebody who isn’t an architect or avid user of the softwares.

[@leohmedia1592]

Be glad to have people taking their free time to give creators free knowledge. Comments like your's don't need to be on UA-cam.

[@luisluisluis1]

1. Turn CC.