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[Whaat]

Not quite, crc.

You need three materials.
1) Phong with low exponent
2) Phong with high exponent (same color as above)
3) Blend material of 1 and 2

The Blend material would be the one applied to the car model. It can be any color but you might want it the same as the Phongs so it looks right in the SU viewport.

It might take a lot of experimenting to get the right combination of exponents and blend factors. I guess that's what material previews are for.

[crc]

Ok, it was the third one throwing me off. And the mat. previews are great, I can sit for awhile just trying out different things on those

So, the third blend material, in the dialog box, you set the two other phong materials, i.e. Mat A and Mat B; and probably leave it around 50% blend?

[Whaat]

So, the third blend material, in the dialog box, you set the two other phong materials, i.e. Mat A and Mat B; and probably leave it around 50% blend?

I suppose that would be a good starting point. I'm no expert on materials. Maybe someone else can help.

[crc]

Ok, just checking mainly if the procedure is correct.

Now just to find some time to do some testing.

[Kram1032]

I'd say, if you don't have special data given, you should start with 1:1 (50%)
Then, you slowly increase / decrease the value, depending on what you want more

lower values mean more of mat A and higher ones, if mat B

[crc]

Thanks Kram!