Beer glass scene creation
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what material is that?
and render it looks really good.
Good work.
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well it looks nice. modeling is good too.
what render is that?
more to the point where can i learn it?
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https://www.highend3d.com/maya/downlo...misc/1321.html
Then go to this thread as it has instructions on how to install it.
https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...ighlight=GIJoe
EDIT: - btw, if you just use the light setup from the plugin you might loose the shiny plastic effect on the dyson. I tend to turn the brightness down and add in some more direct lights aswell.
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and an interesting choice of subject.
so, is that a model a you own? or a toy? would like to see your reference images..
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Definitely looking good!
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As this is a realism challenge i want to keep the background as simply as possible to keep the focus on the train. So i was thinking i'd set it on an old stone bridge over an estuary so all you will see is sea and sky. Anyone got any better ideas?
I can't be working that fast Matt as i've been out most of the night playing guitar.
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