CW Carbon Collection+
Version 1.1 | Updated 2020-02-26
THIS UPDATE INCLUDES
- Dynamic scratch layers with mask function
Add scratches to your material and change amount, size, rotation, bump and visibility. You can even add a custom made color mask to control the scratch areas. - Carbon to metal function
Switch your carbon material to a metal version and keep all patterns! - Eevee compatibility implemented
Almost all features are now Eevee renderer compatible.
- https://youtu.be/DJaKIQdq2mk
Some time ago I've made some experiments to create a node for tiling texture patterns in Blender. Because I like carbon materials I've used this topic to create this tiling node - I called it the CW TilingTool.
The result of my experiments is a collection of 12 carbon texture variations, called CW Carbon Collection+...
The "+" in the name represents my tiling tool that is included in the collection. You will find it as a unique node group in the node tree of the material. If you like, you can extract the TilingTool node group and use it for your own materials.
CW Carbon collection FEATURES
This is the settings you can adjust in my material:
- C
CW Carbon Collection+
CW Carbon Collection+
Version 1.1 | Updated 2020-02-26
THIS UPDATE INCLUDES
- Dynamic scratch layers with mask function
Add scratches to your material and change amount, size, rotation, bump and visibility. You can even add a custom made color mask to control the scratch areas. - Carbon to metal function
Switch your carbon material to a metal version and keep all patterns! - Eevee compatibility implemented
Almost all features are now Eevee renderer compatible.
- https://youtu.be/DJaKIQdq2mk
Some time ago I've made some experiments to create a node for tiling texture patterns in Blender. Because I like carbon materials I've used this topic to create this tiling node - I called it the CW TilingTool.
The result of my experiments is a collection of 12 carbon texture variations, called CW Carbon Collection+...
The "+" in the name represents my tiling tool that is included in the collection. You will find it as a unique node group in the node tree of the material. If you like, you can extract the TilingTool node group and use it for your own materials.
CW Carbon collection FEATURES
This is the settings you can adjust in my material:
- C
