Learning Keyshot Part 02: material colors and environments

[@waleedal-tirhi1845]

You are efficient straight to the point, I like your way of teaching and explaining how you navigate. Brilliant !! Thank you, Alex

[@naveenkushwaha6305]

BEST videos on keyshot in a limited time,Awesome .thanks Bro

[@Shadow_Thief2000]

please upload more... Great Teaching by the way. loved it

[@fazalansari6413]

Please. Part 3,4,5,6,7......... Please......

[@overlycranked8674]

I hope Keyshot commission you to do their official " learning " tutorials and I AM WILLING TO PAY FOR THEM. There is a level of compassion for the new software user in your teaching that is rare these days. In just two videos you got me going with Keyshot. Now, to the " OTHER " presenters ( even the Keyshot official videos ) that one has to guess what was done during the rapid-fire keystrokes.

[@alexanderkaula]

Thanks for the kind words! Happy I could help you get going.

[@vadhanidh]

I am glad I found your video. You have excellent teaching skills which are rare to find these days. In just 2 tutorials I understood the basic working of Keyshot8. Thanks again for your efforts.

[@nicolespaulding6833]

I loved your tutorials! The best for a beginner! I really hope you continue making videos, I already subscribed!

[@KunalDeo]

I just started with Keyshot today and your video is as crisp as I like tutorials to be. Thank you so much!

[@kuldeepshekhawat4088]

that was up to the point....all I needed is in these 2 videos.

[@m.d.ishwar9042]

Even keyshot cannot teach us this well, Hatsoff 🎩 man!

[@predcr]

Great Video

[@mervekalan6130]

your tutorials are great and also professional, enjoy to watch and learn from you! Are you gonna continue Keyshot tutorials?

[@s.ananthnarayan3919]

Your render was so quick. I hope you are the one who showed rendering. So helpful

[@udayraga1157]

Awesome tuts bro...upload more tuts💝...from INDIA

[@Max-pr1ii]

Nice tutorial!! Because I stayed home for a long time during this crisis, I started to learn this program. It would be nice if you make a new video.

[@dmitrimarkelov9446]

Great tutorial! Looking forward to the next part :)

[@fergarcia5700]

Nice! Keep going👌👌

[@tatianamcgarry4369]

thank you for a great tutorial!

[@mustafafurqan5763]

Thank You Sir.😇

[@moritzsalzer]

Top Tutorials! Bitte mehr!

[@ashvinrathod3183]

Hello sir, Can you please continue with more videos.

[@ithiagomendes]

Thank you! great tutorial, very helpful Please make one about wood endgrain.

[@smz8949]

Can you share what laptop are u using and what all the spec because i want to buy a laptop for my 3d modeling course but i dont know what kind of laptop is the best to buy

[@donk3ysmash]

When are you going to do more videos like this?

[@igorDobrowolski1]

thank you Alexander

[@stijnliekens5834]

amazing tutorial! please make more :) maybe about moving and grouping objects and such? and a bit about lighting ( the rays an such as you did in the sake render)

[@alexanderkaula]

Thanks! The "rays" in the sake set are just planes that cast shadows on the objects :) Tutorial about scene organization is scheduled for end of November. Got some other videos lined up before that.

[@christianruiz1259]

Amazing teacher, thank you so much!

[@aamirfaraz786]

Awesome! Waiting for more.

[@alexanderkaula]

Keyshot published a series of their own with the help of @esbenoxholm. So there is no sense in publishing my own.

[@aamirfaraz786]

I understand. Still, Looking forward to more stuff from you 😊

[@overlycranked8674]

@@alexanderkaula You are a great teacher and there is always room for more good teaching.

[@nicolasmartin940]

Thanks man! it's a great helpful.

[@tamilislamhadees]

please upload more...

[@Earthtrendstv]

Am loving your tutorials. A sub will do for a thanks

[@mjctetjoi]

I wish you could create more because this is more step to step for beginners :(, the series keyshot made are more about how to achive certain effects, (more advanced) rather than learning from start

[@alexanderkaula]

Im currently quite busy but this series is definitely going to be continued :)

[@orkhonal]

Nice video. Video about creating materials can be very useful

[@alexanderkaula]

Thanks! I'll definitely make a video about the material graph in general and some material builds.

[@___Q-bot]

the direction of the wood grain also changes. how did you do that?

[@Deadhomies1818]

thankyou so much, it helped me a lot :D

[@MahmudulHasan-eq7ug]

It was really an amazing tutorial to the point. One thing I am facing trouble with is rotating the part along z axis. If you have experience with it, I would request to let me know.

[@alexanderkaula]

You have to check if the z-axis really is the axis you are looking for. Depending on your options it could be another axis that describes the vertical axis. Ctrl + D will activate the move tool ab any selected object. Then you can use the gimbal to move and rotate. :)

[@MahmudulHasan-eq7ug]

@@alexanderkaula It worked! Thank you!

[@Meeth97]

beautifully explained!

[@positiveahay7167]

This was really helpful thank you very much

[@MrEe1010]

Are you going to continue with this series?

[@alexanderkaula]

I want to. Just need to find the time🙏

[@Cap6313]

Perfectly. Thank you. If possible, change the subtitles to English.

[@roysullivan845]

When is 3 coming??

[@rishabhsoral2377]

Hi your tutorial was pretty simple to understand, but could you please help us to know how to give interior lighting effects?

[@robertgierat2471]

Dlaczego zmniejsza mi się obiekt? a tło pozostaje nie ruszone.

[@Biggestchocolava]

Hey! How are you? You haven’t posted lately, so I was worried.

[@amansoni2702]

A chair consists of metal, wood and cloth and I have single diffuse map. While rendering the cloth and wood part is coming fine but the metal is looking dull. Any suggestion on this

[@alexanderkaula]

There are two types of materials. Dielectrics and metals. Wood and cloth are dielectrics and have different properties than metals. So in your case you would need a texture that defines where metal is and where it’s not. It should be black and white. Use this texture to drive the opacity of a new label material for the metal. With two materials you have more control.

[@santhoshnair5725]

How to save custom materials and colour ? Then how to set perfect top view camera and front view camera without mouse drag?

[@alexanderkaula]

I will definetly talk about those topics in future videos. But here a quick answer: To save Materials, right click on the model/part with the desired material and then click on "save to library". Or in the Project-Panel under Material hit the "Save button" which looks like a floppy disk. Top View or front view can be archived by typing in the values in the camera settings. For a perfect top or front view you would have to change the camera from perspective to orthographic and then use the following values: Front (Azimuth 0, Inclination 0), Top (Azimuth 0, Inclination 90).

[@santhoshnair5725]

alexanderkaula thanks bro am waiting for next video.

[@rohanzaware1805]

Hey this is a wonderful tutorial, I have a question here though, the display I'm rendering on has really different values when I look at the render on my phone, or my friends Mac, how do you suggest can I correct this issue, because what looked realistic on my PC (windows) looked a bit funny on the other displays

[@alexanderkaula]

This is a common problem and can’t be ruled out completely since every display is different. First of all you could calibrate your monitor. You will need hardware for that. For future purchases look for a high quality monitor that can reproduce 90%+ of the sRGB spectrum.

[@rohanzaware1805]

@@alexanderkaula Aah it'll be a good investment actually, thanks for the suggestion

[@muzammilpirwani]

PLEASE FOR SAKE OF HUMANITY MAKE MORE TUTORIAL VIDEOS

[@TheChromePoet]

Why is this so easy?...what's the catch.

[@kuldeepshekhawat4088]

that was up to the point....all I needed is in these 2 videos.

[@samiullahsain]

Please. Part 3,4,5,6,7......... Please......