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I have a tooth model. I want it to be white outside and (any) voronoi texture inside.
Is it possible?
tooth model
tooth model with materials
How to ger rid of those red things? They're caused by boolean modifier
texturing modifiers objects
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I have a tooth model. I want it to be white outside and (any) voronoi texture inside.
Is it possible?
tooth model
tooth model with materials
How to ger rid of those red things? They're caused by boolean modifier
texturing modifiers objects
asked 9 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
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How do I pack images in blender?
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
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I have a tooth model. I want it to be white outside and (any) voronoi texture inside.
Is it possible?
tooth model
tooth model with materials
How to ger rid of those red things? They're caused by boolean modifier
texturing modifiers objects
asked 9 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
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I have a tooth model. I want it to be white outside and (any) voronoi texture inside.
Is it possible?
tooth model
tooth model with materials
How to ger rid of those red things? They're caused by boolean modifier
texturing modifiers objects
texturing modifiers objects
asked 9 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
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edited 7 hours ago
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
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– moonboots
7 hours ago
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How do I pack images in blender?
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
9 hours ago
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
$endgroup$
– moonboots
7 hours ago
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How do I pack images in blender?
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
$endgroup$
– moonboots
7 hours ago
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
9 hours ago
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
9 hours ago
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
$endgroup$
– moonboots
7 hours ago
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
$endgroup$
– moonboots
7 hours ago
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How do I pack images in blender?
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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How do I pack images in blender?
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
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– moonboots
7 hours ago
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
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So, as your question is equivocal, you have 2 possible situations: Either you're talking about an object that is open and you need to give 2 different materials to each side of the same face OR you're talking about the intersection of an object with its boolean object.
- Option 1: For an open mesh, use the Geometry > Backfacing node as you explain. Mix it in a Mix shader to separate 2 different shaders.
- Option 2, if you're talking about the face that is the intersection between your tooth and the object you'll use as boolean, you need to give your boolean object the material you want to see, and make sure that your tooth has both its natural material + the same material as its boolean object. Here, both the cube and the tooth have the orange material:
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Backfacing solved my question
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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Geometry node in shader editor solved my problem (Texturing inside of model black)
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
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Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
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– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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How can I do that? @MartinZ
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
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– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
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– Martin Z
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@MartinZ It didnt help
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So, as your question is equivocal, you have 2 possible situations: Either you're talking about an object that is open and you need to give 2 different materials to each side of the same face OR you're talking about the intersection of an object with its boolean object.
- Option 1: For an open mesh, use the Geometry > Backfacing node as you explain. Mix it in a Mix shader to separate 2 different shaders.
- Option 2, if you're talking about the face that is the intersection between your tooth and the object you'll use as boolean, you need to give your boolean object the material you want to see, and make sure that your tooth has both its natural material + the same material as its boolean object. Here, both the cube and the tooth have the orange material:
answered 9 hours ago
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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So, as your question is equivocal, you have 2 possible situations: Either you're talking about an object that is open and you need to give 2 different materials to each side of the same face OR you're talking about the intersection of an object with its boolean object.
- Option 1: For an open mesh, use the Geometry > Backfacing node as you explain. Mix it in a Mix shader to separate 2 different shaders.
- Option 2, if you're talking about the face that is the intersection between your tooth and the object you'll use as boolean, you need to give your boolean object the material you want to see, and make sure that your tooth has both its natural material + the same material as its boolean object. Here, both the cube and the tooth have the orange material:
answered 9 hours ago
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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So, as your question is equivocal, you have 2 possible situations: Either you're talking about an object that is open and you need to give 2 different materials to each side of the same face OR you're talking about the intersection of an object with its boolean object.
- Option 1: For an open mesh, use the Geometry > Backfacing node as you explain. Mix it in a Mix shader to separate 2 different shaders.
- Option 2, if you're talking about the face that is the intersection between your tooth and the object you'll use as boolean, you need to give your boolean object the material you want to see, and make sure that your tooth has both its natural material + the same material as its boolean object. Here, both the cube and the tooth have the orange material:
answered 9 hours ago
moonbootsmoonboots
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$endgroup$
So, as your question is equivocal, you have 2 possible situations: Either you're talking about an object that is open and you need to give 2 different materials to each side of the same face OR you're talking about the intersection of an object with its boolean object.
- Option 1: For an open mesh, use the Geometry > Backfacing node as you explain. Mix it in a Mix shader to separate 2 different shaders.
- Option 2, if you're talking about the face that is the intersection between your tooth and the object you'll use as boolean, you need to give your boolean object the material you want to see, and make sure that your tooth has both its natural material + the same material as its boolean object. Here, both the cube and the tooth have the orange material:
answered 9 hours ago
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answered 9 hours ago
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
$endgroup$
– moonboots
8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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Backfacing solved my question
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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oh you're talking about the inner face AFTER applying the boolean?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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does it matter if you apply boolean before or after? @moonboots
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– cxnt1
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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if you apply the boolean, my method won't work, what you were asking for was for an open mesh I guess?
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– moonboots
8 hours ago
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What is open mesh?
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– cxnt1
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What is open mesh?
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Geometry node in shader editor solved my problem (Texturing inside of model black)
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
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Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
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– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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How can I do that? @MartinZ
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
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– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
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– Martin Z
6 hours ago
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@MartinZ It didnt help
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Geometry node in shader editor solved my problem (Texturing inside of model black)
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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How can I do that? @MartinZ
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
6 hours ago
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@MartinZ It didnt help
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Geometry node in shader editor solved my problem (Texturing inside of model black)
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
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Geometry node in shader editor solved my problem (Texturing inside of model black)
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
answered 8 hours ago
cxnt1cxnt1
907 bronze badges
907 bronze badges
$begingroup$
Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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How can I do that? @MartinZ
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
@MartinZ It didnt help
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
6 hours ago
|
show 4 more comments
$begingroup$
Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
How can I do that? @MartinZ
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
@MartinZ It didnt help
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Keep in mind that the normals face the opposite direction on the backfaces, so if you mixed shaders that have IOR for example(like the very popular Diffuse and Glossy mix controlled by Freshnel node), you would need to invert the IOR value(1/IOR) to get correct results.
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
How can I do that? @MartinZ
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
How can I do that? @MartinZ
$endgroup$
– cxnt1
7 hours ago
$begingroup$
Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
$endgroup$
– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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Like I said, just divide 1 by the IOR value you would normally enter for the part of the shader that is for the backfaces. So say you are making a plastic with Diffuse mixed with Glossy and controlled with Fresnel node and you enter 1.3 as the IOR, let's say you now wish to use the same mix for the backfaces and plug the result of it into your node setup to the bottom input of your mix node. The material will now look wrong. To fix it you need to change the IOR value to 1 divided by it. Like this
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– Martin Z
7 hours ago
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Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
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– Martin Z
6 hours ago
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Please feel free to edit this into your answer if you find it useful or think this might be useful for whoever stumbles upon it in the future.
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– Martin Z
6 hours ago
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@MartinZ It didnt help
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– cxnt1
6 hours ago
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@MartinZ It didnt help
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– cxnt1
6 hours ago
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how are we supposed to see the inside of your tooth, is it with a boolean?
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– moonboots
9 hours ago
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@moonboots yessss
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– cxnt1
9 hours ago
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you've used image textures but didn't pack them, so the objects are pink, please reupload versions with packed images
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– moonboots
7 hours ago
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How do I pack images in blender?
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– cxnt1
7 hours ago
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top horizontal menu on the left, File > External Data > Pack All Into Blend
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– moonboots
7 hours ago