"Indeed they say it's just about B2 for Max, but it doesn't sound encouraging for the timeline of B3. I think maybe they could have handled this differently, I sure don't see how this is going to help me SELL Brazil 2 for Rhino."
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Guess this was to be expected. But I hope this is referring only to supporting B2 for Max and that they've not killed off development of B3 for Max?! :{…Continue
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Brute-forcing metallic car paint 2 Replies
I'm sure the recipe for this is fairly standard? Not that I've been able to find anything googling. I need to make one up though, as I guess has been noted the CarPaint shader doesn't really work…Continue
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Material terms... 3 Replies
I have been modifying existing materials so far but want to break out and make my own. If we can all explain the terms we know it will help every one gain an better understanding? I actually dont…Continue
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"Hi Agesandros,
Lights were Rhino point-lights with Brazil 2-ray shadows, set to disk area and Inverse Square decay on. The render time was quite long >3hrs, though I'm sure my settings aren't optimum, and McNeel folks could…"
agesandros commented on Alan Crighton's photoJust Moved In...
"simply great!!! can you share your brazil-setting?type of lights? render time? cpu type?"
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Brazil Material Library Scene
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Marble, Stone and other Noisy Materials
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Blending in Toon Materials
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Getting Started Guide / Brazil for Rhino
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Environment Mapping - some tips #1
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