3D Modeling Tutorial Flashlight Part 2
Next on the Material menu click the + sign, create 2 materials as in the following image :
Select the material into 2 then give the name "biru", then on Diffuse give the blue color for the material as in the image :
After the material is colored then click Assign to give color to the selected object, for the coloring result like the following image :
Still on the Material menu in the Specular section there is Intensity, change the Intensity to 0
Back again to the Data menu, in the Vertex Groups section select Group that will be given the color by clicking on Group then click Select and do in some group, here the selected groups are "ulee sente", "likot sente" and "tombol" like in the following image :
Click on the Material menu then click Assign, the Selected Groups have changed color to blue as in the following image :
There are some groups that can not be selected as well as group "likot 2", because when selected at once then groups who do not want to be color is also selected. Next select the group "likot 2" by selecting Data menu then search and click on group "likot 2" which is in Vertex Groups then click Select.
Go back to the Material menu and click Assign like the following image :
Next on the Material menu click + to add new material so that it looks like the following image :
Click New then name the material "biru muda" and give color to the material as follows :
Next on Specular change the Hardness to 250 as follows :
Next back to the Vertex Groups section and select the group "muka" and click Select
On the material menu in the light blue material click Assign, the "muka" has become light blue as follows :
Next go back to Vertex Groups and then select some groups (ulee sente2, gee senter, and likot) like the following image :
In the "biru muda" Material click Assign then the group "ulee sente2", "gee senter", and "likot" change color to light blue like the following image :
Add new material by click + like as follows :
Click New then name the material "kaca", this material will be set to flashlight glass by doing some settings
Make adjustments on the flashlight glass material as follows :
The result of the material arrangement then the material looks to be transparent like glass, the material results like the following image :
Then in the Vertex Groups group selection "lamp", as follows :
Go back to the Material menu and click Assign
Create a new material by click + like the following :
Name the material "pantol", this material will serve as a light reflector from a flashlight
Make the settings on the material as follows :
In Vertex Groups the "keupantol" group selection and the "lingka dalam" group are as follows :
Go back to the Material menu, on the "pantol" material click Assign, as follows :
After coloring the Viewport to Render, the result of the flashlight is as follows :
Next add the flashlight, change the view to Front Ortho by press Numpad 1 then press TAB to change to Object Mode and press Z to Viewport changed to Wireframe, press A to deselect all objects, add flashlight by press Shift + A select Lamp > Spot as follows :
After the Lamp spot appears set the spot position as follows :
Then rotate the spotlight -90 degrees by pressing R + Z + -90 as shown below :
In the menu lamp, check Helo then do the following settings :
After the above steps are done then the results after the rendering as follows :
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