this is exactly what I needed! Thank you! :)

I have posted hdri tests at BlenderArtists: http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?248163-Cycles-Gold-Shader

Just what I need, Thank you!

Thank you for this! Much appreciated.

Hi elbrujodelatribu, the sample jpegs look great and thanks for sharing these! Just curious, behind each emission light you have a larger grey diffuse plane. What is this to do, try to absorb some of the spill light or something? Cheers, Matt

Not bad materials but absolutely useless in low lit settings.

Hi @luciferlover, my materials have not images included. They are all procedural materials, that means, they are made through the node editor, only using nodes. Besides I don't use texture nodes, only shader, math and geometry nodes. I have downloaded the blend file today and it works perfectly. Recover one of those files and try to render some material. I am proud of these materials and hope you can use and enjoy them.

thank you!!

Hello. Thank you very much. Now I just have to learn how to create functional environments for the proper functioning of the material, I think. Do you think that it is preferable to use HDR background?

Thanks! Great gold materials.

you rocks men... thanks

Great Job

Outstanding =)

Thanks a lot! Exactly what i needed! Thank you for your work!

I dont know how to use :/

Thank you so much!

Gracias Brujo !! :)

The link appears to be broken seeing as i can not download.

Sorry, it works for me at the moment.

You Are the Man!! Thank You very Much!!!!!

THANK YOU. I've been trying all day to get this right but I could have just come here and get it over with in 5 minutes. I love you! :D

elbrujodelatribu Thank you very very much>

Thanks man! This is amazing!

Nice work man. Pretty useful. Thanks a lot!!!

Sorry if I am being thick here, but when I try to do a combined bake when I use these textures (but adding an image texture in the node editor) the result is baking in black and white. Am I missing something plainly obvious? :D

Thank you! Just what I needed! Looks great on jewelry.

Thank you ! Nice !

Thank you!!

Nice work,but it takes too much time to render :/

Looks amazing! thank you

Truly beautiful material. I get no love for it, but, it's my reality. I use Linux. NVidia graphics are not well supported on linux. I've got an Intel Graphics card. I'm currently using Blender 2.79 (RC). There's so much that can be done with the right setup. I'm using a laptop. Strike 2. The example rendered in around ten minutes my PC. That's just one image. Say, I wanted everything the same. 360 degree rotation around the Z axis - 60 frames. Ten minutes a frame. That's 600 minutes. Ten hours rendering time for a 60 frame rotation. That's JUST the one object. Add more complexity and no doubt the time total goes up accordingly. In addition to that, it would just be nice to have the same kind of point and click for common cycles presets as there is for matcaps under Blender Render. There are some that are just common enough it might be worth the time, certainly the effort to have something like that for Cycles. People who have the computing power could then focus more on the details of their model. Tweak the settings of a preset to suit their needs. Maybe even start up a share site to build on the basics. I stumbled across this looking for something quick and simple. Even a number of the videos on Youtube are a good ten to 20 minutes long on the process. Some, shorter, don't include all the details. Some I've tried to follow just don't work for me. Downloading a blend or having access to the node tree would be nice. It takes the mistakes out of the process. Lot easier to see what's right, what works. Granted it's not the laborious learning process but, sometimes in learning it helps to have an example not just a process. For that your example helps. Thank you. Once it's correctly setup, it can be saved and applied in other projects - a template. As I've said, yours gets it right. For me: ten minutes per frame - simple setup. 60 frame animation - ten hours. A bit much.

Thank you very much for sharing this!!!

Thank you so much for this!!!