[polynurb]

I'm working hard to reach my first 1000 posts.

her as well

..did she tell you how to render that liquid in liquid?? --just amazing

[ivox3]

Kurt ... No pressure with the thread. Pretty inspirational all the way around.

[KurtS]

icecubes test, using Bretts Simms ice:

[tom]

[Bubbaloo]

Needs cracks/fissures/bubbles inside ice.
The part of the ice that is above the waterline looks too dark/clear.

[alexxx_95]

impressive rapidity and quality for all your renders , ohhh sorry your "simply tests" ...

how many hands do you have?

[KurtS]

thanks Alexxx.
I am driven by ethusiasm and passion for 3d and Maxwell, and I guess it's easier to find the time needed when that's the case . But I realize that I don't really "fit in" here, so I'll try to slow down and adjust to the general activity/creativity level at this discussion forum. One or two tests a month - that should not upset anyone?

[Hervé]

Kurt & Brian.. are you guys still in war mode..

Can't you guys just agree that you disagree...?

[KurtS]

there is no war going on, here is just peace & love, damn it!

[djflod]

looool two freaks freakin' out

[KurtS]

freaks? not very nice, djflod...


enough bull****

a new displacement test, grandmother stuff - a crocheted doily.
Material applied to a square plane:

[Louis v a]

Kurt,

You're work becomes better with the day. Unbelievable how you're projects has grown. In the past, on the Mstn forum I already was surprised, but now sometimes I can't believe my eyes, especially if I look to you're last picture.

I red that you where busy with some rough see material in the past. In the off topic I placed a making off movie that might be interesting for you.
( http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/view ... hp?t=29140 )

[djflod]

no Kurt ... just freak in a cute way with a very big smile ... I admire your work ervery day i log in here ... and i really hope you won't stop your heavy output ... *peace*

[KurtS]

no problem, djflod
I still have a lot of ideas for upcoming tests and materials, and I'm not stopping for a while...

Louis: thanks for your comments, I really appreciate it!

[Maximus3D]

Good job Kurt, it's looking fine! the birdseye view is better than the closeup. The closeup i think lacks a bit of detail in the cloth and is a little to blurry. But that's just my personal taste and opinion.

/ Max