In a direct follow-up to last month's tutorial, I take the same sci-fi corridor set and apply textures to it. I use a couple of the Comics Shader nodes which can be found in the Lite - and free - version on my Comics Shader. If you haven't downloaded it already, you can grab it here: https://ift.tt/2uy2M8O I cover two main topics in this video: Lighting, and Texturing. Lighting will cover adding lights and adjusting render settings to get crisp, clean shadows. Texturing will cover importing the Comics Shader nodes, and creating straight procedural textures; adding a built-in texture; importing a png decal and integrating it into a complete material. Grab the working files from the free Patreon post: https://ift.tt/35S66Mt
In a direct follow-up to last month's tutorial, I take the same sci-fi corridor set and apply textures to it. I use a couple of the Comics Shader nodes which can be found in the Lite - and free - version on my Comics Shader. If you haven't downloaded it already, you can grab it here: https://ift.tt/2uy2M8O I cover two main topics in this video: Lighting, and Texturing. Lighting will cover adding lights and adjusting render settings to get crisp, clean shadows. Texturing will cover importing the Comics Shader nodes, and creating straight procedural textures; adding a built-in texture; importing a png decal and integrating it into a complete material. Grab the working files from the free Patreon post: https://ift.tt/35S66Mt