KeyShot Rendering: Hyper Realistic Plastic Material Tutorial | KeyShot Product Design
18.7K views · 2025-08-27
Industrial Design
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Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
05:44 - Base Bump Texture
08:36 - Bump Texture Scale
09:05 - Bump Height
13:20 - Variable Roughness
15:22 - Shiny edges
18:33 - Micro Scratches
23:50 - Dust & Debris
27:01 - Edge Imperfection
36:20 - Final Adjustments
36:51 - Saving the Material
Tired of rendering black plastic that looks boring and flat? In this KeyShot tutorial, I’ll walk you through my entire process for creating a highly detailed and realistic plastic material from scratch. I won't just tell you what to do - I’ll explain the "why" behind each step so you can learn to build amazing materials on your own.
You’ll see how to master the Material Graph in KeyShot to create a fully procedural plastic texture. We'll cover everything from adding a simple bump to layering on advanced details like subtle scratches, dust particles, and variable roughness. This is a must-watch for anyone doing product design in KeyShot or looking to level up their product rendering.
Whether you’re working on a personal project or a professional one, this video will show you how to take your Keyshot plastic from basic to photorealistic.
- Level up your KeyShot skills with the Material Masterclass: https://courses.willgibbons.com/keyshot-material-masterclass
Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
05:44 - Base Bump Texture
08:36 - Bump Texture Scale
09:05 - Bump Height
13:20 - Variable Roughness
15:22 - Shiny edges
18:33 - Micro Scratches
23:50 - Dust & Debris
27:01 - Edge Imperfection
36:20 - Final Adjustments
36:51 - Saving the Material
Tired of rendering black plastic that looks boring and flat? In this KeyShot tutorial, I’ll walk you through my entire process for creating a highly detailed and realistic plastic material from scratch. I won't just tell you what to do - I’ll explain the "why" behind each step so you can learn to build amazing materials on your own.
You’ll see how to master the Material Graph in KeyShot to create a fully procedural plastic texture. We'll cover everything from adding a simple bump to layering on advanced details like subtle scratches, dust particles, and variable roughness. This is a must-watch for anyone doing product design in KeyShot or looking to level up their product rendering.
Whether you’re working on a personal project or a professional one, this video will show you how to take your Keyshot plastic from basic to photorealistic.