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• Sam

  almost 2 years ago

  works well! could you share the settings you used for the Suzanne in your pictures?

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  Sascha Uncia

  almost 2 years ago

  I'm glad you are enjoying the shaders, thank you for leaving a review!

  To see the settings used in the render you can open the .blend file that contains the materials/assets. The scene contains a test Suzanne for each of the shader networks.
• Nick Name

  over 3 years ago

  Also worked in Blender 4.0 Alpha for me.

• Joca Faria

  over 3 years ago

  The shader is great and works perfectly. I've also contacted the seller to add a function and he was extremely professional and helped quickly and efficiently. The response time and availability were amazing. Thank you, Sascha.

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  Sascha Uncia

  over 3 years ago

  Thank you, I'm glad you are enjoying the shaders! ♥
• marco

  25 days ago

  the result was very bad, don't looks like a 3d print

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  Sascha Uncia

  25 days ago

  Hello, odd results are often due to models being brought in at large scales instead of blender units. Please contact me if you are still experiencing problems and I'll help you diagnose the cause.
• [email protected]

  over 3 years ago

  Doesn't work correctly upon loading a regular STL model. Makes some weird patterns (not filament). Hardly visible that it is an FDM unless super closely zoomed in.

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  Sascha Uncia

  over 3 years ago

  Hi there. .STL files import at a very large scale by default, with 1 mm being equal to one full unit (meter) in blender. To get the correct scale on a large object there is a setting for "Layer Scale" in the shader menu. You could also scale down your object.

  Lastly you may need to modify the "Height" attribute in the shader menu to match the scale of your object. Higher values make the texture look bumpier.

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