Lightwave Octane Material library

[polytek]

One more, it's a conversion off the carpaintshader in stand alone, my interpretation in Lightwave, flakes are procedural..
You can adapt it to you're needs but it's a bit complex (at least to me)

nice weekend guys,
Poly

[gordonrobb]

Really glad to see this thread having some action.

I'm away from my PC at the moment but will download these when I get back.

Thanks.

[polytek]

A conversion off the "Concrete damp" stand alone material, modified the map a little bit so its bigger with lesser repetition of the map...
Use the scalar node to adapt the size
sheers

[geo_n]

Please mods make this thread sticky!

Thanks Polytek. I adjusted the scene so its not so bluish and to have real sunlight. Hope you don't mind.

Wonder how we can simulate cut glass plate with green sides?

[polytek]

Up to you "geo_n", if you want it a bit more vibrant just up the power off the hdri a bit, i prefer hdri lighting cause i feal it gives more nicer reflections and lighting, have to be careful not to wash out you're colors and overall lighting.
a conversion of the "concrete small cracks" material

[Lewis]

Great stuff guys, thank you very much.

Has anyone have any idea how to make Sea/Water wavy surface wiht Depth simulated ?

I've made it work in LW native but have no idea how to conver something like this into Octane nodes ?

[polytek]

I am trying out some new materials where I control the reflection with a map and the map with a falloff node, it's a bit experimental and maybe i am making it a bit difficult...its an attempt to make a "rich old copper", the reflections are colorized to give it that distinctive copperisch glow.

Wat do you guys think, how can i make this look better?

[Lewis]

Looks good to me but maybe you could post image/reference where are you aiming to get .

[gordonrobb]

That looks bloody good to me

[geo_n]

Some nice skin renders here.
http://www.cgfeedback.com/cgfeedback/sh ... .php?t=751

Download the model here.
http://www.jonasavrin.com/2011/01/15/fr ... -vray-2-0/