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Reduce Reflections


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How to reduce reflection for the table surface? But without adjusting invert of table texture



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          I would try this:




          1. Reduce specularity: this will make the reflections dimmer


          2. Raise a bit the "roughness" zero-point: to do so, put a Converter>ColorRamp between your current *Roughness" input and the Roughness socket, and make the default black a bit less dark. This will make the reflections fuzzier



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            Lower Principled shader's IOR value to 1.2, which will make reflections less distinct. Like more faded.






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              I would try this:




              1. Reduce specularity: this will make the reflections dimmer


              2. Raise a bit the "roughness" zero-point: to do so, put a Converter>ColorRamp between your current *Roughness" input and the Roughness socket, and make the default black a bit less dark. This will make the reflections fuzzier



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                I would try this:




                1. Reduce specularity: this will make the reflections dimmer


                2. Raise a bit the "roughness" zero-point: to do so, put a Converter>ColorRamp between your current *Roughness" input and the Roughness socket, and make the default black a bit less dark. This will make the reflections fuzzier



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                  I would try this:




                  1. Reduce specularity: this will make the reflections dimmer


                  2. Raise a bit the "roughness" zero-point: to do so, put a Converter>ColorRamp between your current *Roughness" input and the Roughness socket, and make the default black a bit less dark. This will make the reflections fuzzier



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                  I would try this:




                  1. Reduce specularity: this will make the reflections dimmer


                  2. Raise a bit the "roughness" zero-point: to do so, put a Converter>ColorRamp between your current *Roughness" input and the Roughness socket, and make the default black a bit less dark. This will make the reflections fuzzier



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