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# 1 28-07-2005 , 05:16 AM
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My new robot

I'm going to start a scene with a robot in a futuristic setting. First of all, I'm just getting used to creating shaders. Out of these 2, which image seems better?

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# 2 28-07-2005 , 05:17 AM
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# 3 28-07-2005 , 05:18 AM
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Hmm, would help if I posted the second image :blush:


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# 4 28-07-2005 , 05:19 AM
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Doh!:angery:

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# 5 28-07-2005 , 12:40 PM
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whoa! you might want to lower the reflection on that thing.


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# 6 28-07-2005 , 01:46 PM
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The high reflectiveness was intentional. I wanted to see if it would work with little or no objects around it, but apparently not user added image


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