Enscape velvet material

Enscape velvet material
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In this video we are going to talk about an easy method to create a realistic velvet material using SketchUp and Enscape. Using these few steps you'll achieve an incredibly realistic result.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you like this tutorial hit the like button and remember to subscribe.
Follow for more:
Instagram: / modulusrender
Facebook: / modulusrender

[@Dom-be7up]

Out of all the other youtubers that i saw using enscape, you're the best one so far. I'm really inspired by you to keep using enscape than lumion. Thank you!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. Means a lot to me.

[@nantrix1]

i agree to that.

[@jamestapangco20]

Indeed! He is so detailed on explaining everything, hoping to post more about enscape

[@soniatreuramos4744]

Thank you for this tutorial!!! And your English is so easy to understand! Non natives like me appreciate it!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@arqcova]

mastering lighting of a scene with a photographers eye, nicely done

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@fernandobarragan5558]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us, many of us are architecture students and it is not easy to find tutorials like the ones you do, greetings from Peru.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@ricardovaldivia8300]

Great Tutorial. But if you have to render a dinning room, could be tricky right? What I do to the material (velvet material downloaded previously): Roughness: 75%, Metallic: 15%, Specular: 10%, Image fade: around 20 to 75%... Voila! You have velvet!

[@Modulusrender]

Cool. If you have a bigger scene just don't add the lights.

[@muhammadnizamyunus8245]

I want to make Lo-Fi soft and today i started to soft soft tutorials. I see that you are teacNice tutorialng us very carefully and simple, i like that

[@andime7106]

exactly what i was looking for ! Awesome

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@TheHornoxx]

... gut! Besides the material theme itself, I especially enjoy your light setup

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@kivi-_-5949]

Your tutorial is very beneficial

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@xujackson7104]

Looking forward to your more tutorials about enscape and thea render.

[@Modulusrender]

More are coming soon.

[@OmarRady]

Awesome !! This channel will be in my favorite, looking forward to comming Enscape videos

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. More tutorials are on the way.

[@oneofonedesign4178]

Hi Vlad, another nice tutorial, thank you very much. Looking forward for more.

[@user-uu5ss6mi6h]

Влад, ты классный!! Спасибо за твои уроки!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@whiteanne77]

You make enscape to a new higher level

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I appreciate it.

[@achusambasivan]

Wawoo... that's a great information.. thank u bro. God bless u

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@PixelRock]

Interesting to watch, thank you!

[@amirulidrus957]

Verry cool, thankyou sirrrr

[@afshashirazi7391]

Love this! thanks a lot!

[@hdgroup2021]

Nice, Thanks you ( from Viet Nam)

[@rafihasan8949]

Awesome tutorial!!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@baan3d]

thank so much

[@abdallakilani3209]

Thank you so much men you are help me alot in this information

[@ranadheerArya]

That's a great tutorial. Which screen recording app you use?

[@gocedesign4996]

great results .. and great workaround You a re such a great artist..... but I say Enscape need to work on the material aspect so we don't need thousands of lights in a bigger scene just to have the desired effect,,

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I agree about the materials in Enscape.

[@samuelgarcial.1185]

thanks!!

[@xujackson7104]

I like your tutorial very much, so I'll hurry up. Ha ha ha

[@Modulusrender]

Ha! I'm working on it.

[@MarcoChiarelloArchitetto]

Very good tutorial!! How can you keep the Enscape panel on the top of the SketchUp window?!? Every time I clic on the SketchUp working area the render Enscape window disappears... Tnks!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I use a free software called always on top.

[@shariqulhifzhan6185]

can you make a video to make more realistic Fabric because sometimes when i use the fabric the texture after render is off

[@Modulusrender]

Of course. I'll put it on the list.

[@shariqulhifzhan6185]

@@Modulusrender thanks, it will really help me a alot 👍👍 keep it up

[@samirtagounits48]

Thx a lot master

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you

[@mybpk838]

GOOD TUTOR
❤❤❤❤ What scale uint do you Use in sketchup?

[@Modulusrender]

Thanks. The scale depends on the model. Usually cm.

[@mybpk838]

@@Modulusrender thankyou

[@hamsta-rush6906]

what version of enscape you are using sir? that animation is out of enscape too? you are producing really quality renders here.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I am using Enscape 2.9. The animations for Enscape tutorials are also made in Enscape.

[@hamsta-rush6906]

@@Modulusrender thanks also! great tutorial. BTW, would it make any difference if I follow and apply this tutorial in enscape 2.8?

[@Modulusrender]

@@hamsta-rush6906 it will work exactly the same in 2.8

[@yusrilmuzakki5388]

so amazing tutorial,
I have already subscribed , can yo make tutorial about how to make video animation like your intro use enscape?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! Yes, that's a good idea. I will make the animation tutorial in Enscape.

[@Me-zv4yj]

I feel that it is still difficult to make flannel material with enscape, I don’t know what to do？

[@Modulusrender]

I think, for flannel , you need a good looking texture. Something like 4k or 8k , a scanned texture and you just add some bump and of course, good lighting.

[@hazin9279]

Can't imagine if we have more than 1 chair 😅

[@mariageorgiou924]

Fantastic tutorial!! Trying to find the armchair i 3D Warehouse, but can't locate it. Could you please tell me the name of it? Thank you :)

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! The armchair is called Block armchair by Studio MUT

[@efeh1980]

Could you share the texture you used? thanks, nice tutorial!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! My 3d models and textures will be available on my upcoming patreon page.

[@brendaho8955]

@@Modulusrender Hi - How can I find you in Patreon? Can you please put the link here? thank you

[@gilbertbio2662]

Hi Vlad where do you get these designer models please?

[@GrinningDemon]

subscribed! Great content. Question though... your fill light technique requires visible geometry to host the emissive material, this is fine for a still render where it may be out of frame.... but what would you do if you were rendering a 360 image, or an interactive EXE file out? Can these be hidden from view without losing their light souce?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! The light source is not visible in Enscape. They work great for 360. The light geometry is visible only in reflections. When you use emissive materials on rectangles, then yes, they are extremely visible. Check out my new detail lights tutorial and you can replace the big rectangles with emissive material with the detail lights made out of default rectangle lights (these are invisible)

[@andime7106]

Would be nice if you could apply a download link with your Scene

[@Modulusrender]

I will share my scenes and lighting setups in the future. Unfortunately, in this scene the assets are copyrighted.

[@ethanle3006]

Hi guys, I am looking for materials library for wooden veneer, stone, travertine, fabric and metal. Please anybody could help?

[@edubtte]

puedes hacer un tapizado de piel en enscape? modelado en sketchup

[@Modulusrender]

Claro que si. Lo apunto en la lista.

[@edubtte]

@@Modulusrender ok, gracias, lo he intentado y no me sale, no es como vray u otros programa que hacen pelo largo en las alfombras. quiero una alfombra de piel de zorro u oso o vaca en enscape

[@Modulusrender]

@@edubtte si usas el material de Enscape sale muy corto, es verdad. Creo que sale mejor si usas Skatter o el plug in Make Fur para esto.