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e3d material
Hello,
I don’t know is this the right place to ask this question. After all, I’m sharing. I’m new in Element 3D, I have fallen some problem in material design,
I have done material design in keyshot for a glass bottle and some water. Is there any way to import it in Element 3D? if yes, could you please tell me? if not then how can I do the same kinds of material design in Element 3D?Here I have added what I have done.
keyshot material design
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nIY8gZwNxcuXpt5CFsWf-ISGdTGvu0pg/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y7mX8ZwkX9WMj3SoMlU9w69z9hD53MQd/view?usp=sharingE3D material design
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18Rd2E1oU_d50nQPx6LTEf-DTfXJeF0YW/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I7D2TOUyQ5eZoRgSLwfaoatBqIfjYmPY/view?usp=sharingI’m not satisfied with E3D design. How can it improve as like Keyshot? is there any way?
Thanks advanced for your help.
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I’m not familiar with keyshot, but E3D is a 3D package built along the same specs as video game graphics. That’s over simplifying but there’s some truth in it. What this means is everything you see in E3D is ‘faked’. There no real ray tracing or light bending. The guys at video copilot have done an amazing job of recreating the look of so many materials, but it does come with limitations.
If you don’t have their pro shaders pack, it might be worth getting as there are glass materials in there. (I think – I don’t have it anymore – long story).
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Hi Graham,
Thank you for your comment. It wasn’t in my knowledge that e3d is fake! (not real 3d) and that’s why it has limitation.
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