Integrating 3D models with photography
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21-09-2009
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chrome shaders
https://img35.imageshack.us/img35/716...uscomplete.jpg
I tried to play around with reflectivity, diffuse etc and heres what i got.
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. I actually did a Maya FAQ for my blog and this is one of those questions that pop up a lot, a simple ctrl+f for chrome will pull it up. The model looks really good btw though it may need a some beveling on some of those corners ------>>Maya FAQ<<------
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