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Hello people. Also, the tiles are not arrange in an orderly manner, and some have got distortions in transformations.
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I’d do it as a layered shader, one material being the shiny clean state, the other material being the rough state, and a mask that drives the transparency ‘blend’. n8skow [FA]
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