Materials Ep8: Dirty Windows | All 3D Software

Yo guys, today on ‪@RenderRam‬ I'm sharing my approach on how to make dirt on window glass, hope you like it.
And ofcourse, if you wanna have ultimate swag, visit ‪@evermotion‬ s website at evermotion.org/
Also check tree models used in the video here: evermotion.org/shop/show_prod...
Texture used in video is ‪@TextureSupply‬ available at texture.supply/
Room Lighting HDRI by ‪@stableworks3071‬ Vermeer: stableworks.tech/

[@RenderRam]

Two things I forgot to mention/do in the video: 1) My glass is a box with 3mm thickness and it has a Cast/Receive shadows turned Off 2) I forgot to set the color of my translucency to a yellowish tone to simulate that brownish/yellowish dirt color

[@deskreanimation]

very effective tricks thanx

[@WaspMedia3D]

Dirt is literally one of the most important aspects of creating realistic 3D - so often overlooked. Great tips!

[@L30nHbl]

great stuff! Now i can combine the Bump Glass from your last tutorial with this and get the most realistic glas ever :D 🙂

[@RenderRam]

I wanted to add that here, but didn't wanna overcomplicate things for people who didn't see that tutorial :D

[@YesMyLordLtd]

Thanks for showing us this. You have no idea how many years I've been battling windows and never quite got there. The explanation of how refraction cancels translucency was exactly what I needed.

[@dimitrispappas2411]

Amazing tutorial as always Vjekoslav. Keep up the good work.

[@krzysztofbogdanowicz4543]

I regularly use your realistic mirror material. Window glass is the next great one !

[@MarcoHayek]

It's always fun to watch your videos. Thank you Vjeko. 👍

[@yashpandya100]

Thankyou for sharing such subtle and deep knowledge !!

[@naxosCG]

Very nice result !

[@simeon_vkv]

You are the best!

[@deskreanimation]

good trick bro

[@jakubstawiany8759]

awesome tip! you are doing great job!

[@sebastianreuter85]

whooop whooop!

[@cgimadesimple]

cool dirty stuff 😊

[@Sergij_Vari]

Double-glazed windows are often used, which also adds to the effect

[@WaspMedia3D]

Yup, dust and condensation can get in between those panes too.

[@ThePatrvq]

nice!

[@jannikblum3422]

Cool Video! i try to recreate it for corona render but i dont get i like in your scene🙄

[@wanisz_]

Hi, great tutorial! I have a question, how did you make this bumpy bevel on the wall? 3:02 Adds realism but I have no idea how to approach creating it, is it only a texture or geometry?

[@RenderRam]

Yo! If I remember correctly that was FStorm’s bump

[@FRIBIDIBIBIDI]

Not sure why as I’m copying what you’ve done but in corona and it just doesn’t work very well. am I missing something ?

[@jannikblum3422]

Could you recreate it? I have the same problem.

[@tayayoung6031]

@@jannikblum3422 same problem with vray. translucency seems to behave differently. when i plug the map into the refraction it completely warps the exterior of my window.

[@jannikblum3422]

@@tayayoung6031 i found a solution for corona render. I used the thin Absorption Slot...

[@jannikblum3422]

@@tayayoung6031 maybe you can use a layered material. One with standard glass Material and one with the dirt material (just a light brown color). You can then use the gradient map and the dirt map from texture supply to mix the materials. Hope this works for you:)