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Re: Anyone ever try rendering their assets in a non-realtime renderer like C4D?
In older game engines fresnel just used to refer to the reflectivity on grazing angles like you said, it was a cheat to get the effect. You would increase it and it would be more reflective on the sides of the model and it was crap. :P Real world objects all have different fresnel curves. It's basically describes how… -
Re: Anyone ever try rendering their assets in a non-realtime renderer like C4D?
Yes, possible, almost all offline renders use physically based shading. Vray, Corona, Maxwell Render, Cycles, etc. Probably the cinema4D one too. You do have to study how it works in c4d, but in Vray for example it's pretty basic - Reflect slot for Specular/Reflectivity, Refl. Glossines for Roughness/Microsurface, Diffuse…
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