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Blender White Material. Add lights and objects to be reflected on white material. Here is a comparison between this setup with fresnel (left) and not physically. The default material is a verly light grey and would show up significantly darker on a glass material. How to apply white material to a certain area of an object? There are three main issues that prevent your stone from getting a brighter color: If you really want, i would texture it regularly and just apply a noisy white blur layer over it (think of microsofts' acrylic material). I’ve tried making a monocolored. I’ve tried a lot with nodes, but all i get is grey. To keep it physically correct, keep the color of the glossy node white. Set roughness to dark gray or almost black. How can i render a material to look pure white instead of gray and still look it has perspective and shadows. Your light sources aren't strong enough to produce white colors, even from white materials. Well, it'd be easier if you could post the *.blend file. To make something completely white, rgb to 1.0 and click the. The grey is probably coming from the shading from your light sources.

Set roughness to dark gray or almost black. To keep it physically correct, keep the color of the glossy node white. I’ve tried a lot with nodes, but all i get is grey. I’ve tried making a monocolored. All the internals would be part of the texture map itself, sitting under. Add lights and objects to be reflected on white material. The default material is a verly light grey and would show up significantly darker on a glass material. There are three main issues that prevent your stone from getting a brighter color: If you really want, i would texture it regularly and just apply a noisy white blur layer over it (think of microsofts' acrylic material). How can i render a material to look pure white instead of gray and still look it has perspective and shadows.

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Blender White Material I’ve tried a lot with nodes, but all i get is grey. The grey is probably coming from the shading from your light sources. The default material is a verly light grey and would show up significantly darker on a glass material. Thanks for all the help. To keep it physically correct, keep the color of the glossy node white. I’ve tried a lot with nodes, but all i get is grey. Add lights and objects to be reflected on white material. All the internals would be part of the texture map itself, sitting under. To make something completely white, rgb to 1.0 and click the. I’ve tried making a monocolored. You adjust the color of the floor with the diffuse shader. How can i render a material to look pure white instead of gray and still look it has perspective and shadows. I'd have a look and could probably tell you what's wrong with it. Set roughness to dark gray or almost black. There are three main issues that prevent your stone from getting a brighter color: If you really want, i would texture it regularly and just apply a noisy white blur layer over it (think of microsofts' acrylic material).