[abgrafx3d]

Very cool!

[Fernando Tella]

Very very cool!!

[Maximus3D]

The glass looks great! really smooth & realistic when animated.

Good job!

/ Max

[glebe digital]

thanx guys, appreciate it!

[Mihai]

Excellent! Looks like the text inside was booleaned and scaled down a bit? Adds some nice extra reflections, and another dimension of realism to it.

[glebe digital]

Excellent! Looks like the text inside was booleaned and scaled down a bit? Adds some nice extra reflections, and another dimension of realism to it.

Thanks Mihai, yes it's a boolean on the glass plus each letter downsized a fraction.........just made a hint of difference.

[iker]

Great!

[Tyrone Marshall]

Tremedous effort! Nice to see how maxwell render handles complex stacked surfaces.

Do you have a wireframe?

[glebe digital]

Nothing special, but here it is Tyrone.

[sampson]

...were these rendered out individualy and saved off as stills or was it set to render as a sequence and left to get on with it? if so how? is there a command line option or something? ....sorry if its a dumb question but i can't see how to set off a sequence of renders from studio.

cheers,

[glebe digital]

Hi sampson, I saved out a series of .mxs files [for each rotation position] and then cooked them manually.
I'm hoping we'll be able to batch render with v1.0, which will make this process a bit easier.

[neil hayes]

Wow, that's a great looking demo. It will be interesting to see this rendered using the new lighting system. The ability to obtain several different looks from a single pass for each frame should help offset the cost of the render time... plus the extra free horses we're getting should come in handy.

-neil

[sampson]

Hi sampson, I saved out a series of .mxs files [for each rotation position] and then cooked them manually.
I'm hoping we'll be able to batch render with v1.0, which will make this process a bit easier.

...ah i see, thanks for the explanation. great work.

[GM5]

I like it

164 hours

-Greg