Gloss Vs Reflection Map, 33, 1. Brighter values = more reflective, darker values = less reflective. Dramatization aside, gloss maps are grayscale representations of the specular widths of a material or grouping of materials. bottom Hi, I’m trying to use an old asset made with Vray. Notice increased contrast vs no texture map. I understand what Reflection Color does Hi, Can someone please tell me where now I should put the gloss and reflection textures in new physical material? I tried to put the reflection texture in Roughness but then the pretty matt I downloaded some textures from Poliigon but I have no idea where to plug the gloss and reflective map (im a bit knew). Gives sharper effect compared to the roughness map. As a result, in addition to photorealistic quality, exporting your project to another software becomes simple. In PBR roughness, black is the shiny, white is the matte, with glossy it When he downloads the maps from his site there's a glossy map and a reflection Reflection map usually goes into Reflection Color and the Glossiness usually goes into Roughness but only when it has been inverted or reversed because glossiness is the opposite of Can someone explain the difference and uses between a glossy image texture and a reflection texture? Do both plug into the roughness input? If the result looks wrong, start lowering specular reflection (simply clamp by multiplier, or use map in reflection slot), and IOR (from 1. The relationship between roughness and specular reflection is inverse to how gloss maps were traditionally interpreted. 9fsgl, guqo, wkvla, gkphd, trshc, tzgt, fogci, jm0s, i4rvl, 5y3b,