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Cyberfish_Fred
PostPosted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 10:28 am 

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I have to use extreme high Watt values, 200.000 Wats to see the lights and shadows, is this normal?

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Hys
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hello

very nice model out there, is it the chair at hair cutter shop ? x)beware of the smooth groups on the leather part

for your light and shadows problems, try to set the scene unit scale to 1, and work in real scale :) I hope it will solve it-

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Cyberfish_Fred
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Thanks Hys, will try! :idea:
Have a nice day.

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Pretty nice one...there is some meshing problem, not enough smooth.
About the shadow, you should try to work with a smaller emitter surface. and as Hys says, check your scale.

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Cyberfish_Fred
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hyltom wrote:
Pretty nice one...there is some meshing problem, not enough smooth.
About the shadow, you should try to work with a smaller emitter surface. and as Hys says, check your scale.


Thanks hyltom, will check it later today.

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nice evermotion chair render :D

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thomas lacroix wrote:
nice evermotion chair render :D


true!

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...looks nice...what material is the red material?

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jurX wrote:
...looks nice...what material is the red material?


one of the velvets out of maxwells database :)

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Ziet er goed uit Freddy!

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MetinSeven_com wrote:
Ziet er goed uit Freddy!


Dank je, heb zo weinig tijd gehad voor maxwell, 'k ga maar eens vaker proberen iets te doen met maxwell!

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MetinSeven_com
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Maxwell is da bomb when it comes to photorealism, only for fast and smooth 3ds Max integrated workflow for assignments I still use V-Ray a lot, and if it doesn't have to be really realistic I even use the good old Max scanline renderer every now and then. It renders fast as lightning compared to V-Ray and Maxwell. :)

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Mostly all my renderings are done with FPrime (www.worley.com), very fast and very good quality!

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Yes, I've read good things about that. Worley creates great procedural textures as well, and I believe FPrime has great realtime options. But I guess it's only available for Lightwave isn't it?

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MetinSeven_com wrote:
Yes, I've read good things about that. Worley creates great procedural textures as well, and I believe FPrime has great realtime options. But I guess it's only available for Lightwave isn't it?


That's right, sorry bwoooi!

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