[Maximus3D]

I agree with Kurt, these are all really good looking reference photos you posted Hervé. But this is a 3d forum so please post 3d renderings instead.

/ Max

[KurtS]

testing "negative displacement" - polycarbonate:

[MS]

It's great! I tried to tweak out this polycarbonate sh(ee/i)t for more than a week... But I have never got so close!

[KurtS]

thanks MS, the material is simple but for best result it should be assigned to a surface with thickness (a box). And it renders very slowly because of the displacement used.

[MS]

I also have used a box for pergola roof I modeled, by I was not able to point it out. So I have used AGS, it was fast, with clear reflection/refraction and for far views it looks OK.

[Hervé]

very nice Polycarbonate.. wow.. you really nailed it Curt...

afterall I don't know if you're kidding me or not.. these are the renders...

[KurtS]

thanks Hervé,
I've already had a couple of questions about this material, so I decided to upload it to the gallery: polycarbonate

[KurtS]

...mixing some fluids in the Lab tonight...:

[Thomas An.]

[simmsimaging]

That is pretty damn nifty.

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[Maximus3D]

It looks great, along with everything else you posted here. wow

/ Max

[iker]

Another beautiful one!

[Hervé]

wow, absolutely killaaaa.. you're THE tester !

can we ask how you did it...?

[tom]

It's just a texture, no?

[KurtS]

thanks!

yes Tom, very simple use of a weightmap - nothing special.