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I'm rendering a few of our buildings and we've chosen a stone material. One of the attachments is a sample of the actual render done at Medium quality and you can see the shadow effect. The other attachment is the actual material jpg. I set the brightness of the material at .75 in the project. How can I get the material to render more like the actual material? Regards
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You must change the Brightness value but also you have the "Bump" parameter to create the texture more reallystic...
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