This shiny piece of metal is a brushed gold having numerous radial polished spin marks.
To apply the anisotropic effect, the anisotropy angle and level maps must be used.
However, the Blender add-on Node Wrangler will NOT automatically attach them. They must be added to the Principle BSDF node manually.
To apply the anisotropic effect, the anisotropy angle and level maps must be used.
However, the Blender add-on Node Wrangler will NOT automatically attach them. They must be added to the Principle BSDF node manually.
It is an iron or steel metal having a prominent radial polished or brushed marks.
To acquire the effect of the radial brushed lines, please remember to apply both the anisotropy angle and anisotropy level maps.
The color, number of brushed spins, position of the circular spins, roughness variation etc. can be managed by the Substance SBSAR file.
To acquire the effect of the radial brushed lines, please remember to apply both the anisotropy angle and anisotropy level maps.
The color, number of brushed spins, position of the circular spins, roughness variation etc. can be managed by the Substance SBSAR file.