[RobMitchell]

That latest render is really good; The transparent plastic is spot on. Good work!

[Lars Magnusson]

Really cool snack render! Didn't know Next Limit was branching out into the food business

[ababak]

Thank you!

[ababak]

Another SSSmall update at the first post

[tom]

I dig the red one! Cool!

[ababak]

Thanks, Tom. The rubber cap is a bit noisy, as I see now, I'll reupload a new one soon

[ababak]

Another small update at the first post

[Bubbaloo]

I like the butter container.

The MTC (August 5th) looks like it needs better lighting/highlights. The corners are reflecting some darkness.

Also, the bump map you used for the USB symbol looks pretty fake. Maybe a displacement would have been more realistic.

Nice product renders!

[ababak]

Hi, Bubbaloo! Thanks for the comments! Well, I didn't think there is a problem with the USB symbol, but to be honest, I am really not satisfied with the signal strength indicator on the top glass. I must also agree about the lighting. I was playing with different light setups but had to end with some HDR that gave that reflection on top. It took ages to clear the noise with four square emitters, while HDR-based lighting cooked pretty fast

[ababak]

Another update on page 1

[tom]

Great new renders!

[RobMitchell]

That's a great new set of renders, really clean style and great lighting. Good job!

I always find stretched film (like in the bottle and can pack renders) so difficult to map images to, but yours look spot on. Do you have a standard way of UV mapping that kind of stuff?

[ababak]

Thank you, guys!

Rob, that's a real world simulation. Maya's nCloth flat film was shrunk over cans and bottles with some constraints. I should note it was not easy, many trials and errors and very slow simulation on high resolution meshes

[RobMitchell]

Thank you, guys!

Rob, that's a real world simulation. Maya's nCloth flat film was shrunk over cans and bottles with some constraints. I should note it was not easy, many trials and errors and very slow simulation on high resolution meshes

Ah I see, very interesting. The result looks great. Thanks for sharing.