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[archonforest]

Thx for this. 

[Hannes]

Cool! thanks, looks great!!

[Rumburak]

Thanks for sharing.

[bobbystahr]

Thanks again WAS and LUVS, great additions

[Kadri]

These are some test images of a cold blue ice shader test.
Just a glass shader node.The settings are kinda excessive. Play with them like you want.
The first image crashed after 82 hours of rendering at the GI step   So it is just a screenshot of the render view.
I think the base was an edited version from AP with voronoi displacement (VoronoiRockComplex4 probably).
Second image is my own different setup.

[WAS]

These are some test images of an cold blue ice shader test.
Just a glass shader node.The settings are kinda excessive. Play with them like you want.
The first image crashed after 82 hours of rendering at the GI step   So it is just a screenshot of the render view.

You already know my thoughts on the first and last render, but the second one in particular is really cool and a good show of it imo. Great work Kadri.

Oh, and you're welcome everyone! I should have more sometime soon!

[bobbystahr]

muchos gracias amigo..

[Kadri]

Thanks

Just an example with no displacement , a little (big values) displacement(above post does have smaller displacement) and with highlight.

[WAS]

That no displacement one looks really nice. I'm curious what a full on planet inside a sphere of that would look like

[Kadri]

[Dune]

Nice ice, Kadri. The long render times will most likely discourage me to  use your setup though. I hate long waits 

[WAS]

Nice ice, Kadri. The long render times will most likely discourage me to  use your setup though. I hate long waits 

Don't try my moss xD You'll want to complain at me. Than again my setup is just molasses slow. Kadri proved that.

[Kadri]

I will use the ice node sparingly too for sure

With postwork of the same ice node. Could be done directly too and probably better.

[Kadri]

Not a material but this place looked more relevant for post this.

I wanted to see how the "Index of refraction" looks with negative values.
Over -1 it looks problematic (black). If you go lower (-1.00001 looks like the lowest) you get kind of this effect.
I animated that from -10 to -1.00001 in the two GIF's.

[archonforest]

Pretty cool effect!