Create metallic toothpaste packaging, Part 3: Layered material setup

In part 3 of the toothpaste packaging tutorial series, we look at diffuse and metallic material setups for the object. We specifically focus on setting up a layered material system that simulates layering in a typical graphics application.
00:00 Introduction
00:23 Scene setup
00:45 Object duplicate organization
04:28 Reviewing the UV template
06:05 About material slots
08:17 Diffuse vs metallic mode
11:20 Vector art, bitmaps and shader node setup
19:08 An alternate approach

[@BrentonWoods774]

Top quality stuff

[@ZeshanAhmad-ts8ci]

Thanku so much

[@kaizu4914]

Thank you for clear explaining the relation of Metallic, Diffuse, Base Color, Specular

[@ZeshanAhmad-ts8ci]

love it

[@farhadkhosravi4630]

The level of excitement with your Vids, thank you!

[@kaizu4914]

23:06 This is new information now I know, thank you. So Electric power generates thermal and luminous energy; the input value considers only luminous energy in units of Watts.

[@christopher3d475]

Yes, this is why replacing traditional light bulbs with newer LED equivalents saves on electricity, because an LED can emit the same amount of light at much lower energy levels. For instance, an LED can use maybe 3 watts to put out the same amount of light as a 60 watt light bulb.

[@RealGaryGibson]

Very well explained, thank you!

[@ZeshanAhmad-ts8ci]

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[@AnimeEye1]

Can you please drop a 15 minute long tutorial on texture projection mapping and texture painting? In blender 4.0

[@HazyIPA74]

Great video series. Is it possible to get the artwork you created to follow along

[@RomboutVersluijs]

You can add more r wlism by either making a normal map of the mask or make a custom map. Normally when using foil printing, the foil is raised Abit since it basically is laid on top of th paper. To add even more details you could also add a coating to specific parts and add an extra normal map. This would mimic UV coating in print. They use this to give certain highlights in print an extra touch and thus detail. The coating makes the colors pop more. It also gives the packaging a more luxurious look

[@christopher3d475]

Yes true. But people won't watch tutorials that are 40 minutes long so I omit things like this.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

The light falloff only makes sense if it's modelled to scale. Otherwise these number can be completely different. If someone models this scene in say meters, the power of the light needs to be way higher

[@christopher3d475]

Yes, my model was created to scale, so it makes sense for this scene.