How To Render Machined Metal with KeyShot 9

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Learn how to create a realistic machined or CNC milled billet aluminum step-by-step in KeyShot 9. This is the 10th episode of Material Graph Monday, a weekly series that shows you how to create realistic materials in KeyShot from scratch using the powerful node-based editor inside KeyShot.
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12 июл 2024

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@HoundDogRock 4 года назад

Again, great and interesting tutorial! Thank you! Exploring the boundaries and beyond!

@WillGibbons 4 года назад

My pleasure!

@jom1439 4 года назад

thank you for also putting a free version online - the students are approving this alot ;) (y) Amazing technique using the illustrator tools for these types of texture o.O super creative use of the tools we have

@WillGibbons 4 года назад

You're very welcome! It's not good for sales, haha, but I just wanted to share it since I really enjoyed the process of discovering the technique. Best,

@DiegoKrausebrc 4 года назад

oh boy I've been searching for this for a looong time. thank you so much! I enjoy rendering injection molds, finding the correct texture is the key. I have to find a quick way to make the tooling path texture. I think there has to be a trick or something to make it procedural, like using the mesh node or something.

@WillGibbons 4 года назад

I assure you, there isn’t really a way to do it exactly procedurally. You can get close, but not with the radial swirl. I 100% tried to make this procedurally first and when I couldn’t, I gave into image-based.