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Howto use the Light Path Node to make Realistic Glass in Blender – 2.73 beta

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In this video we show you how to make physically realistic glass quickly with the light path node, among a couple other neat things.

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11 responses to “Howto use the Light Path Node to make Realistic Glass in Blender – 2.73 beta”

  1. A really useful tutorial on making a glass texture. I also found: that if you change the colour to a very light cyan: and then add a noise texture node to the displacement of the material output. You can bring the scale of the noise texture up to 25: and make a cool water texture too: which could be used for a stream, or the water in a fountain.

  2. I'm very new to blender but i am in second life (virtual world) a lot and wanted to create some realistic items, i really would like to make a wine bottle with a nice texture and label and a wine glass with wine inside the glass, is it possible you can make some tutorials on this?

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