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IOR Dumbed Down - General Boundaries

IOR Dumbed Down - General Boundaries

RenderRam 2022-11-07 09:43 tutorial  > Making of  > modeling
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Master reflections of your materials.

Today we're going to be covering IOR values and see what it really means if a material has an IOR 30 or 15..

Author: RenderRam Editor: Michał Franczak
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Tags: materials texturing pbr
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