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powersurge5000 24-02-2004 08:33 AM

Problems: Rendering my headlight
 
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Hello,

Question 1:

I am trying to follow the tutorial on headlight rendering at http://www.animagraph.com.br/DeathBr..._car_light.htm and when I set up the entire shading network of the glass shader and the chrome shader something doesn't work and I don't know what.

The chrome reflectivity seems to be working via the image I am using, but the glass shader isn't taking the bump map. Its like its not even bumping it in the least.

Question 2:

With the setup this tutorial gives, how would I layer mud on top of the glass shader? Is there a better way to make headlights?
Any help would be appreciated.

Pony 25-02-2004 12:45 AM

is the glass a seprat object ? and is it UV maped if its poly or subD ?

powersurge5000 25-02-2004 03:05 AM

Yes, the headlight glass is separate. Half a sphere thats been squashed flatter to give a better dome shape. Its all poly, no sub-d.

I hadn't mapped the glass part, I figured that the material shader would take care of the coverage. Maybe I should UV map the glass and post the results.

Good idea!

Soviut 26-02-2004 04:53 AM

To layer mud on top of the glass you'll need to use a "Layered Shader" which can be found under the "Create Materials" bar in your Hypershade window. The Layered Shader allows you to combine one or more shaders together. In the Layered Shader attributes I believe that the left-most layer is considered to be the top. Experiment with it and see what you get.


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