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2023-09-30, 13:45:53

PWM-E

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Custom material
Hi.

I am trying to replicate this type of material,( Heat treated )

Coming from octane I would use a dirt map and some tweaking afterwards.

What would be the go-to method in Corona's physical material?

I understand it would not really work on flat surfaces but I have modeled the weld spots on the headers and joints so I believe there is something I can do with high maps

ideally, I want the effect to be around the edges of the welds and on the welds themselves.

The alternative is to make another material and use the WELD displacement map I have also used in the past.



Any help would be appreciated

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2023-09-30, 17:32:46
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Re: Custom material
You can use "Thin Film" with either "Legacy" or "Physical" materials
More on thread here: "C4D Thinfilm doesn't work anymore with Corona"
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2023-10-01, 13:02:08
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Re: Custom material
Thanks.

I will have a play
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2023-10-02, 10:56:38
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Re: Custom material
for localised effects like the weld areas you could try using a layered material with the Corona distance shader as the mask. then use (hidden) geommetry to position weld areas. The weld metal tones can be achieved by using a coloured fresnel shader in the second material.
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2023-10-02, 11:05:29
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Re: Custom material
See attached...
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PWM-E

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Re: Custom material
Quote from: davetwo on 2023-10-02, 11:05:29
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Choom That looks like a good base for what I need !!!

Yeah, I tried to use fresnel but it could not find a way to drive the discolorization in localized areas.

But this looks like the one. I will have a go later today and send some previews

Thanks

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2023-10-02, 20:04:22
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Re: Custom material
Quote from: PWM-E on 2023-10-02, 12:05:29
Quote from: davetwo on 2023-10-02, 11:05:29
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Yeah, I tried to use fresnel but it could not find a way to drive the discolorization in localized areas.



Fresnel is just a kludge as the colouration of the weld is due to heat/oxidisation not viewing angle. A colourised noise would probably work as instead.
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2023-10-03, 12:19:08
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Re: Custom material
Yeah, this one looks like a good base for the test.

Will have a work with it and post results later

Thanks mate !
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2023-10-03, 15:42:41
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Re: Custom material
Quote from: davetwo on 2023-10-02, 20:04:22
Quote from: PWM-E on 2023-10-02, 12:05:29
Quote from: davetwo on 2023-10-02, 11:05:29
See attached...


Yeah, I tried to use fresnel but it could not find a way to drive the discolorization in localized areas.



Fresnel is just a kludge as the coloration of the weld is due to heat/oxidisation not viewing angle. A colourised noise would probably work as instead.

DUDE. I must apologize in advance but I am so gonna poke you when I get more material questions.

This works so well !!! I still need to weak things but. Ufff
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