How to Render a Holographic Hologram Security Label in KeyShot 8 

It was brought to my attention that the Mapping 2D Node may be redundant and not necessary. Sorry for this. I'll test it and try to address this in the next video! Even I make mistakes (of course I do)... hope it's not too much of a bummer.

Love these tutorials of yours and logic behind every material. Didn't know, keyshot has these many features in their arsenal. Kudos to you! :)

Hello will, I just found out about your youtube channel from keyshot forum 2 hours ago and been watching your videos from that moment. I want to say thank you so much for all amazing and hugely informative tutorials. I learned more in 2 hours then I learned in 4 months. Thank you so much, good sir! I will be stalking you from now on.👀

As soon as I see your videos pop up i smash that like button so hard my computer gets trouble :) This takes Material graph to a whole another level. really cool, thank you!!!

Your videos is best keyshot tutorials in youtube .💪💪🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

Another master class. You make it look so easy dude 🔥

This is an awesome work as usual, thank you Will.

Thank you Will Gibbons - super helpful!

Now I understand why I couldn't solve it, this is awesome, thank you so much. there are a lot of tips here I never imagined.

Fun tutorial again! Thanks a lot! I'm on to your next one! :D

Man , that mapping 2D is dope ! I couldn't count the times I had to go back in Photoshop to resize the "canvas" size when tiling didn't look right ... big thanks !!!

Puhhhh, this is very Advanced. Thank you for showing us!

Learned a lot!

Dude! You're a genius!!

this is unreal, thanks mate

I use keyshot all the time and I must say you’ve opened my eyes Theres things here I’ve never even seen or new could be done in keyshot I just wanna say thank you so much , truly means so much to see these vids , I know so many people who’ve always put me down or just hated on keyshot saying blender is superior , but I always just got used to keyshot and was the only render program that likes sketchUp models , I make TARDIS models as I see online there’s isn’t many detailed accurate and realistic TARDIS exterior models out there so I make em in keyshot , I’d love to see what you could do if I sent you one of my TARDIS models , would love to discuss this with you if your interested

super cool!

Awesome!

Thank you! It was a great tutorial, I thought that the holographic is not possible in ks...Thanks

Hi, What a great video :D I'm trying to use this to create a "engine turning" surface - circles overlapping used as a decorative surface fines on metal. I'm using Stainless Steel Circular Brushed as a starting point and then added mapping 2d and Mesh to control the circles. Keyshot won't overlay the circles but create some hexagonal patterns instead. what can i do to make the circle scratches overlapping each other and not the cuts? Hope you can help :D Thanks for some great tutorials !

Would be nice a in depth tutorial on wood, with different finishes for furniture, boxes, old and new, etc

You are my master

so I've been trying to add some moving texture animation but can't seem to find a way, on a color gradient i can just add curve animation to shift node, I tried using this method mesh and 2d mapping I get access to a shift node this way, but when I connect it texture vanishes, is there an easy way shift a texture or do i need to add a video map?

Does this software make the photo ready to print for lenticular fly eye? I have lenticular fly eye, but I don't know what software to prepare the photo with can you help me ? I will be very thankful.

Depth of field blur tutorial upload this

May I ask you one question not related to this tutorial? (Keyshot forum is pretty deserted now). Do you know how to place a gradient mask on edges of a material of a complex object? For instance, I have a bent metal plate with brushed front and back surfaces, bumpy/rough rims and partially brushed partially rough fillets between them. I've assigned in Solidworks front/back surfaces and fillets as material#1, bumpy/rough rims as material#2. And now I want to place a gradient mask on the fillets in order to make smooths transmission between these two materials. Also, I want to place a gradient mask on the rims to make them more bumpy and scratched on the center and less on edges of material#2. Picture - imgur.com/Brt8Qgo Occlusion or Curvature texture won't help(I had high hopes for Occlusion). Linear Gradient would have done the job but the plate is not flat. I assume that Curve or Map types of Color Gradient may help but I couldn't figure it out how to use them and I wasn't able to find any information about these Color Gradient types on the Internet, even on Keyshot Manual, just nothing...

Can we print this ????

Can you tell me the name of the printer?