Creating Poly/cotton fabric.  Does have a bit of a sheen to it.  I do have texture maps but I also wanted to try a decent node set up.  Does anyone have any suggestions for this?

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I think this was a lousy way to word my question.  And I can't think of a better way to ask..  hrm

I am:  aka Velocity3d 

Have you tried the weave node?

I haven't connected everything up here, but you could use it to drive bump, displacement and / or specular (through a blinn node for something like satin).

Use the Math Functions / Multiply to change the scale of the weave (higher value = finer weave).

You can also use it with a color ramp, or with one of the 3D texture nodes.

It's surprisingly versatile.

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For example, this shirt has four material zones - main fabric, necktrim, laces and eyelets - and everything other than the eyelets uses a variation of the shader shown.

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Windows 10 x64 Pro - Intel Xeon E5450 @ 3.00GHz (x2)

PoserPro 11 - Units: Metres

Adobe CC 2017

@ Cspear,
thats pretty close to what I have been doing but I do not use bump, only displacement, and I change the U and the V scale directly in the Weave node. Depending on what I am looking for to 200 up to 500.

I do make use of transparancy sometimes.
Will post something when I get home.

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Thanks Cspear. And Vilters for weighing in.  :)

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