Gemstone Materials ULTIMATE for V-Ray and 3DS Max

3docean

The Material Library for Jewelers: A Treasure Trove of Gemstones. Crafted with precision using 3ds Max 2011 and V-Ray 2.40, this comprehensive library showcases a vast array of transparent and semi-transparent minerals used in jewelry design. We've taken great care to replicate the exacting details of each gemstone, carefully calibrating Fresnel IOR and Dispersion/Abbe properties to ensure an uncanny resemblance to real-life gems. To achieve this level of accuracy, we exhaustively examined hundreds of studio photographs of real gemstones, meticulously capturing the nuances of color tones that define each mineral. Through rigorous testing and refinement, our team produced over 300 test renders to fine-tune each material's appearance, ensuring a seamless blend of artistry and realism. This impressive library boasts an astonishing array of features, including: 138 premium materials of gemstones 67 unique minerals with multiple real-world color variations Physically accurate optical properties Thoroughly recreated transparency and color tones of actual minerals Unique and meaningful names for each material Three delivery formats: a unified library, 138 individual libraries, and 138 standalone scenes with 'shaderball' Compliance with real-world scale (system units in centimeters) Compatibility with 3DS Max 2011+ and V-Ray 2.40+ Materials are fully ready for visualization Previews rendered in 3DS Max using the V-Ray renderer A comprehensive 73-page Catalogue featuring high-quality renders and hyperlinks for swift search A detailed User Guide providing expert guidance on library usage and material customization File Formats: .mat (Autodesk 3ds Max 2011, V-Ray materials) .max (Autodesk 3ds Max 2011, V-Ray materials) .png (Preview images) .pdf (User Guide, Catalogue) UVW Mapping: Not applicable Textures: None Materials: Procedural Important Notes: Diamond geometry and studio lighting setup are not included in this library. Licensing conditions permit single-seat usage only. To provide a glimpse of how gemstone materials will appear in the final image of a jewelry product, moderate contrast and saturation were applied to all preview and catalogue renders.