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Discover how you can easily add a layer of dust to the surface of any model in blender!
Get the downloads and the text summary: http://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/how-to-add-dust/
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Discover how you can easily add a layer of dust to the surface of any model in blender!
Get the downloads and the text summary: http://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/how-to-add-dust/
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24 responses to “How to Add Dust to Any Model in Blender”
wow thanks Andrew ill use this for my render and see how it affects on it ๐
I tought .. WOW … a cool effect to learn under 3 min. And then: BANGGGGG 100 nodes hahaha
wow, that was a real quick one
Now, I have to figure out how to get this done in Maya.
Nice one Andy!
wow. thank you for tutorial like this. I really like fast paced tutorials. ๐
This is cool! I'm trying to use the same technique on a model I wish to be animated, however when I rotate it in object mode, I notice the dust remains on the "top" relative to global x y z. Is there any way to make it remain relative to the object?
Thanks!
hi Andrew, how about the pixar renderman engine for render?
Or you could be lazy and let the fireflies do it
I don't know if this is just me but I found my results to be a lot better when using subtract instead of overlay in the mixrgb node as it seemed to work better in Filmic
Thanks for your excellent tutorial!
why my dust looks like lines?
thank you! would be so cool if you made a tutorial showing how this (or other techniques) could be used to create some kind of procedural terrain shader for geometry generated with ANT landscape
Big thanks !!!
what was the diry material?
where did that dirty dust material come from?
But how would I use the noise texture to make it dusty?
I have this feeling other people would just say the render is noisy, instead of recognizing it as dust. That's why you don't show renders to other 3d artists ๐
how do i add this effect on top of texture node i already have? like for example the node set up with all the textures found in your The Secrets of Realistic Texturing in Blender video.
Im confused… Where is this DUST node? And in the article you have it labelled as DIRT node…
now i can make dust. but i watched this to understand the nodes xD i dont know what some of them actually do..
YOU SHOULD BE CALLED BLENDER KING MAN ๐ THANKS A LOT
AHHHH amazing, THANK YOU!
How do you create the Clean Material and Dust nodes?