[Maximus3D]

Excellent Nico! thanks so much, i owe you one now hehe

/ Max

[lopatam]

try hit recalculate normals in the object property panel,with object from lightwave saved without the Maxwell Shader it smooths the mesh.

[NicoR44]

Excellent Nico! thanks so much, i owe you one now hehe

/ Max

Glad to help you out Max

[ricardo]

MeshingManager - this is not my birthday but you guys gave me a hell of a present!

BIG THANKS

Ricardo

[NicoR44]

MeshingManager - this is not my birthday but you guys gave me a hell of a present!

BIG THANKS

Ricardo

[PA3K]

maybe it`s out of theme but check normals direction on your model just for sure. i remember model i made that has flipped normals but only on one surface of it. the result refractions looked weird (similar to the wineglass since it was glass object)

[Maximus3D]

Thanks for the tip PA3K, i'll keep that in mind for my future wineglass renderings this test was kinda sloppy, i admit to that.

Perhaps some faces were facing upwards and some were facing inwards and then this weird result happend... or i don't know.

iopatam, thanks for your suggestion too

/ Max

[Maximus3D]

Ok here's just another silly test of these wineglasses which i let calculate during the whole weekend starting Friday afternoon until now Monday morning, so there's alot of hours into this one and it still looks horrible. But anyways i show you guys what it looks like no matter what..

Rendertime: 61 hours 50 minutes 32 seconds
Sampling Level reached: 18,83



And here's the MXM material file for those who want it..
http://rapidshare.de/files/11627582/Gol ... 5.mxm.html

/ Max