So, for the most part you don’t need to know much about either baking or uv maps. It’s also a great way to export to games when you’re trying to keep polygons to a minimum. By doing this, we can effectively render in EEVEE the bevels. So, in order to create such effects, we need to do something called baking.This process uses a uv map to create a normal map which is then applied to the normal socket in place of the previously mentioned Bevel Node. It is also sometimes referred to as chipped paint. Here is an example of using rendered bevels with an additional mask to combine two different materials. As you can see by the wireframe, the geometry is very complex.Īnd as you can see in the EEVEE rendered image, we’ve applied a rendered bevel to both the tire and wheel, each with different radius settings– and it works perfectly. It was made quickly with modifiers and metaballs for the wheel. So, what we’ve done with KIT OPS BEVEL, is to use that same that bit of our magic, to create a simple system to add bevels to any object which will render both EEVEE and Cycles.Ĭonsider this car tire. And when we do this, we get the added advantage of not adding geometry to our model Well, we can use some rendering trickery to create “fake bevels” and in fact do much more. But, unfortunately, many models cannot use the bevel modifier without destroying the surface topology and causing nasty render artifacts. In Blender, we have a Bevel modifier which we can use to add a final bevel to some models. These tiny bevels catch the light and communicate to the eye that something is real. To understand BEVEL, you need to understand that one of the last and most important steps in creating realistic objects is adding a small bevel to the final product. Introducing KIT OPS BEVEL, for use with Blender objects without UVs to create fantastic rendered bevels quickly. Add great bevels and worn edge effects in only a few clicks AND it works in both EEVEE and Cycles!
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