I know this is terrible but I honestly don’t know how to fix it. I’m pretty sure the issue is the materials/textures and lighting but I don’t know any way around them
For a wall ( see example below ) I use the following node setup.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]395729[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]395728[/ATTACH]
The idea behind is that to me is seems that walls and roads etc, appear to be darker further away when looking from an angle like this.
I use for that a layer weight.
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I checked CynicatPro his shader but when putting the roughness high the grazing angles get lighter. That is the opposite of what I experience when I walk on asphalt on a sunny day. Below me I see, when I walk, that the lighter part seems to follow me, and the road a few meters away appear to be darker. So the same with walls.
So I thought “maybe glossy materials look lighter on grazing angles and rough materials look darker on grazing angles”. I hope someone could explain what I experience with asphalt and walls.
Below a render with Cynicapro his shader but with some additional nodes.
( I am struggling usually with imported normal maps from other programs in blender, that why that strange correction ).
[ATTACH=CONFIG]396106[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]396108[/ATTACH]