Procedural old painted metal

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Sakalakapaka
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I saw a few tutorials for C4D and wanted to try to make something similar (a fully procedural material) in 3ds Max, using only the Octane Dirt, Gradient and Noise.

Added a small video to show how it looks in action:

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Lampa.jpg
Lampa2.jpg
Czaszka.jpg
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3rdeye
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The texture looks really nice but the colour doesn't go too well mate

Mihir
rmara
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Nice one ! Great work !
pid18000
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it looks great, but i think it misses some color variations on parts with no rust

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