BC4-1810 Homework, mahir07

[Mahir Tasin]

@thecabbagedetective I was thinking the same. But let’s see what can I do. 

[Mahir Tasin]

@bsdwerbeagentur I never knew it would look so good. I just added them and then I was surprised. 😀 

[Julian B]

@mahir07 So you just used textures/ maps for it? Or did you create the smudges and scratches procedurally? 🙂

[Mahir Tasin]

@bsdwerbeagentur Yeah I used a texture map I found that on google.
I am now trying to make it like it’s been raining and the bike and street are wet. 

[Mahir Tasin]

Btw here are nodes of the street. I am uploading here if it helps anyone that’d be awesome.

[silentheart00]

@mahir07 Fresnel is the phenomena where reflections on surfaces facing the camera get duller and as the surface turns away from the camera the reflections get sharper.  It’s an incredibly subtle effect but it is absolutely required for realistic shading.  Kent talks about this a lot in his shader courses, so maybe a look into his car paint tutorial in the Shaderforge series would help.

[silentheart00]

@mahir07 And Chapter 3 of the Sci-fi helmet talks about fresnel, too.

[Mahir Tasin]

@silentheart00 Okay great! Thanks!

[Mahir Tasin]

Homework Submission Week 2 

Shading vehicle model
Motorcycle in wet weather.Lighting match #1
Goal 
Image credit “Centaure” by Julien Desroy  

Result
I tried my best but still I am not happy with the result maybe I am doing something wrong.
The used model is from sketchfab : https://sketchfab.com/models/a2e12dc0f0e642809d189becdc991396 

[Ben Reichel]

@mahir07  The wear and tear on the tires is very impressive.  It look so real!  I love the little paint chipping on the fender.  

My only critique would be that the texturing  is uniform across the tire.  I would think it would be a little shiny on the sides of the rubber tire between the rim and the part that touches the road. 

[Aaron Rudderham]

@mahir07  That bike is just  😙👌  mwah!

[Kent Trammell]

@mahir07 I’m glad to hear that you enjoyed the stream last week! Both the dragon and the hammer look very cool. Are you using the noise texture to vary the roughness value of the glossy material?

The bike textures are looking amazing! Wet / foggy / condensated paint as if it’s an early morning ride and the rubber tires are superb. Also the road material is among the best I’ve seen so far! LOVE how this turned out. Excellent work. A+ on the bike.

I gotta ask: Is the bike really Eevee??

Your light match is pretty close with 2 noticeable differences to me:

1. The floor is much more illuminated in the source image. It seems to provide more contrast to the overall setup.
2. It appears as if Ambient occlusion is not turned on or is too subtle. With Eevee AO is must or else the contrast is off and objects lose that proximity feeling.

Still it’s a solid effort and I love the model you used. It’s a B on the light match. 👌

[Mahir Tasin]

@notcastanza Thank you Ben! I really appreciate it.
Yeah, I know there’s something wrong in the part of the tire. I have to rework on it. I am not really satisfied with the tire.

[Mahir Tasin]

@thecabbagedetective Thank you Aaron! You are awesome! 😀 

[Mahir Tasin]

@theluthier Thank you Kent! No, I am not using noise texture to vary the roughness value of glossy material I am only using it to bumps in the hammer.

I am so happy that you like them. In regard to the road material, I am facing some strange issue. Like If I remove a material(that is not being used) or move it from first line then the road behaves strange. 
So if you could tell me what’s going on that’d be great.

And yeah, It is EEVEE! I was surprized by the result as well. I didn’t know EEVEE is so amaizing.

About the light matching, I did that in cycle because I was confused with eevee lighting. I have to rewatch the first week’s live stream. 😀 

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