Layer Weight Node (Facing into MixRGB factor).Here are the things I have tried so-far without much luck: I would recommend opening both images in to tabs and then quickly cycling between them to see the change. Intuition tells me someone has managed to implement this already.Įdit: I just created a couple of images that show this map in action when rendering clothing / textiles.
but it's extremely valuable when creating materials for fabrics and textiles. I'm not sure at all how to implement this in Blender - I am not a node wizard. However, with the default settings, the map generates white on faces whose normals point outward from the current view, and black on faces whose normals are parallel to the current view. The direction used to specify the angular falloff varies, depending on the methods you choose.
In 3DS Max and VRay, I can create a "Falloff" map. Feel free to download in my latest answer to this question. Notice: After all of the awesome advice given here, I ended up creating a node group that clones 3DS Max's falloff map (for the most part).
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