Create Realistic Curtain Material in Under 10 minutes! I Vray For Sketchup

[@bilalrehman6532]

bro!! i have been finding a way to make realistic curtains for so long!! thanks bro!!!!!!!!!! amazing work!!!!!

[@ikrenders]

Amazing!! 😀👌🏾...I'm glad this video helped you alot bro. You can help me by sharing the link so others can learn also. Cheers bro👋🏽

[@TheStarterM]

Thank you!

[@ikrenders]

@@TheStarterM you're welcome!

[@olamideakintan7062]

thank you smmmm

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome olamide😃✌🏾. Stay tuned for an improved version of this video soon!

[@dprsdthrpist]

Thanks man

[@ikrenders]

Thanks bro👍🏾👌🏾 glad you like it

[@icmimarosman]

Thanks

[@ikrenders]

You're welcome 🙏🏾

[@wilkomdesignuniverse7194]

carry on brother this is really helpful will love to see one on depth of field tho

[@wilkomdesignuniverse7194]

i dey ur back

[@Rajan.5ingh]

Great brother 👍

[@ikrenders]

Thank you bro Hope you learnt alot from it?👍🏾😀

[@Rajan.5ingh]

@@ikrenders yaa please upload more videos

[@AFStudio2]

Great job bro .. I finally understand the process of that kind of fabric .. anyway, have a question.. How about if you just create a fabric texture then instead of fixing its translucency through two sided material, you just decrease its opacity value so it will not be too opaque, what do you think about that process?

[@ikrenders]

Hi. I'm glad you learnt from the video. It can work that way but when rendered the material tends to look like a wet piece of paper. Also, you wouldn't have the ability to actually merge two separate materials together. For example, making a velvet front material with denim back material fabric.

[@davoodghafarian4929]

hey, good job!! I would be happy to know if window modeling was done by a special plugin or did you model it yourself?

[@ikrenders]

Hi David. The window was downloaded from the 3dwarehouse. It can also be modelled with detailed dimensions. Cheers 😀👌🏾

[@arcmohthemoh4392]

Ike!!!!!

[@ikrenders]

Brooo!!!👍🏾😁

[@nomnso2856]

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