Author Topic: Polyurethane foam material  (Read 9798 times)

2015-12-15, 22:10:41

romullus

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I'm a bit struggling to create believable polyurethane foam material. If i wouldn't in a hurry, i'd probably just sit down on it until i'd crack it, but i don't have much time at this moment, so if anybody could help - i'd be very thankfull.
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2015-12-15, 22:49:16
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racoonart

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I saw a method where people just tightly stacked dozens of planes on top of each other with noise maps in the opacity slot (maybe even here in the forum somewhere)
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2015-12-15, 23:05:16
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Yes, i know it too. It's on the forum. But i'm affraid this tehcnique is too expensive for me. I can't afford to render anything with opacity or displacement in this scene :[ I'd like to do it as light as possible.

https://forum.corona-renderer.com/index.php/topic,5154.msg35427.html#msg35427
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2015-12-16, 08:51:27
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Maybe a combination of diffuse texture, bump, specularity and SSS could do also, but i dont think this would be less "expensive".

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2015-12-16, 10:34:22
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Yes, you're right. I think my main mistake was that i went straight ahead to SSS. Now i opted it with opacity as per aforementioned link and already results are much nicer if not faster. Thank you both for help!
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2015-12-16, 15:19:32
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Here is my setup. Sorry that it's a bit "dirty". :) I'm not satisfied with it, but maybe it will serve as some inspiration.
btw, the falloff in translucency fraction slot seems to produce nice results, especially on leaves
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2015-12-16, 15:42:04
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Hej,

nice starting point, maru.
I would also recommend using AO with inverted normal "mode" for saturation (desaturation).
As you can notice on romullus reference, this is important.

Also the very bright reflection parts in the reference are very important.
But I now have no idea reproducing this effect.

Maybe another approach would be some kind of vector displacement.
As the material exists out of small blisters, that are truncated..

Hope it helps :)

All the best

2015-12-16, 16:05:00
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Luckily i just finished my work with this project. But nonetheless i'll take a look at your material and try to construct something for my humble material library.

Thank you everybody for your input! It was very helpful.
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2019-04-04, 21:40:48
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I`ve got a lesson about stuff like this