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try putting the velvet you painted in the bump or displace channel. what are you putting velvet on pants, table cloth this is something I did quick its not a good shape. but just to show something with a velvet like material
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This is my render i want to more than that
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I assumed the image you posted is what you came up with. if thats not the case you could have painted a dark velvet texture on. I couldnt post an image here is a link http://bleed.kuheo.com/paintedvelvet.html
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Try the my velvet material:
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