KeyShot Quick Tip - Glowing Buttons

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Learn how to create glowing, backlit buttons in KeyShot with three easy techniques. Follow along as Industrial Design Specialist, Brooke Harrington, demonstrates the use of physical lights, emissive materials, and emissive labels to softly illuminate surfaces.
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Music: Flames - Dan Henig

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6 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@KevinSaunders 2 года назад

Great tutorial, Keyshot is amazing

@keyshot 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@PosadaHugoCAD 4 года назад

Great Info at the rigth Time...God Job

@Reverse.Engineers 4 года назад

Great Info !

@davoodseify3624 3 года назад

very useful thank you

@tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.1379 2 года назад

Nice Tut lady.

@sagarnatekar7791 3 года назад

jewellery render tips plzz

@romulocastilho6506 2 года назад

how to make this kind of light

@laverdadbuscador 11 месяцев назад

do I print them on a 3D printer?

@elpedomasgrande1 3 года назад

And there you have the same old bug, clearly visible in the first heart icon. Those "hot-spots" or "fireflies" never go away, no matter how many samples you use or how much tweaking you do, meaning tons of amusing postprocessing. Please fix your engine, this has been a problem since forever.

@aeonjoey3d 3 года назад

we fix this by adding a sphere for the emissive placed within a larger sphere - literally recreating how an LED's prism works, for the outer sphere aside from the usual transparent plastics, try the "Glass (Solid)" under basics in the material type drop-down, it makes some different things happen with the bloom effect - really dumbs it down but you can amp up the power on the emissive to get the shine-through again.

@anatolyivanov890 3 года назад

@@RAD-CORP He's talking about white noise. Yes, it's quite annoying thing. Sometimes I need to use completely different approach when the scene it too complex to afford more rendering time.