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@othoap
* yah you can also do that, although not always necessary. The same also for some textures.
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And so?
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@ Lsscpp
Important details are not meant to be that obvious. This is just to inform people that not only fabrics have sheen. Plastics, woods, concrete can have sheen. This is just a way of giving variation to the objects texture, which is compleltely different from fresbel and layer weight. The effect is can also be slightly different from roughness.
If you want it to be more prominent/noticeable then you can crank it up.
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Try a Fresnel or Face node on the Sheen link
* @othoap * yah you can also do that, although not always necessary. The same also for some textures.
And so?
* @ Lsscpp Important details are not meant to be that obvious. This is just to inform people that not only fabrics have sheen. Plastics, woods, concrete can have sheen. This is just a way of giving variation to the objects texture, which is compleltely different from fresbel and layer weight. The effect is can also be slightly different from roughness.
If you want it to be more prominent/noticeable then you can crank it up.