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jevi-infinity β Red Brushed metal VRAY
Published: 2010-05-31 16:37:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 8711; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 1293
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so i decided to take a break on modelling and did a material to share with you guys..its a RED BRUSHED METAL..
its for VRAY 1.50 and made in 3ds max 2009
if you like it just FAVE or leave a COMMENT
if you used it on a project just give me a link so i would know
so what are you waiting for
DOWNLOAD it!.. 
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WOW what an awesome material. Could i borrow it?
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i would love to have vray...but for my purposes mental ray is just enough...
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omg infinitely cool! shame i use mental ray with maya =[
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thanks, mental ray is a great renderer but i find it hard to learn
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Pretty good work, man!
By the way, do you have any real life example of how a material like this would look like? Just asking because it looks pretty hard how the 0/90ΒΊ reflections go from red to absolute grey/metal. At first I thought it was ment to look like it was painted and then sanded a bit so the "edges" of the brush pattern would look like bare metal (don't know if this is what you've tried to achieve), but it doesn't look that way in the stand part (where only the edges of the geometry look "grey"). So now I'm a bit confused 
Anyway, I don't mean to sound critical, that's a great work man, keep it on!
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@Arthondar, Metallic drawers/cabinets, toolboxes, tin cans, there's plenty of stuff. Generally, this sort of texture can be seen on metallic surfaces that haven't been polished, or are slightly weathered.
Hope this helps
@jevi-infinity, thank you for this material. It's not been long since I got into Vray, and every resource I can study is really valuable.
Double thumbs up for the absolute compatibility (I use the same versions of max and Vray)
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thanks, real world?. i have no idea on a real world example, but im sure it exist somewhere?
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Ooo interesting, sadly my knowledge of this is limited so I really don't know what it is....
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thanks for the fave,..
it a material for a 3d model.. im very glad you liked it
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Ohhh I see! Very cool indeed then =]
And oh yeah, lol no problem =]
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