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[dan1677]

Did this last night. Took 2 hours to render. Used a HDRI map on a sky object to get some nice reflections. Although I don't know how the little white spots got there...!

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[Jdz]

Don't know much about this but it looks very good.

[Ckristian]

I think the spots at the bottom is probably due to the positioning of the glass - like part of it probably just touching the surface - You might want to check up on that. If that's not the case, never mind

Other than that, pretty nice render

[austen]

Great job! Reminds me of the first tutorial I ever followed for 3DS Max a long long long time ago

[von_beard]

woot thats so real, i need a drink !

Edited by von_beard, 30 September 2005 - 08:55 AM.

[saferwaters]

Looks awesome, I need to get myself one of these 3D programs.

[Canen Art]

You mean to tell me thats not a photo. Wow.. now thats impressive.

Some of these renders I see from these 3D programs just impress me. Great work.

Best Regards,

Jason

[l3lueMage]

Now that is awsome, I tell you my graphic card cant even render that good, I had a file downloaded that came with materials and everything, rendered it, had none of the light reflections like their render and stuff, you lucky people

Nice job looks so realistic and I have that same cup

[Silwolffe]

Very nice render. The little white spots should be easily fixed in Photoshop, or any other photo-manipulation program.

[dan1677]

Thanks alot guys. I think the glass was touching the surface a little.

[jammie]

i really like that, i also like the use of tetures on the surface of the table. really impressive.

well done, keep it up,

jammie