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3 years ago

Scott inspired me to try it for myself.

Fluids simulated in realflow. I did have some ice cubes that I dropped into the glass before pouring the liquid (hence the whole reason for doing it in realflow) but I couldn't work out how to export the ice cubes back into max and have them keep their positions from the sim. So, no ice this time.

3DS Max 8, Realflow 4, Vray 1.48.

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-SpitFire
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3 years ago

Very nice. Is that a gold rim on the glass or just the reflection of the wood.

Rick

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+VarnishedOtter
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3 years ago

Its just a reflection. How would you do that though? Multi/sub and material ID's with two different vray mats?

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-Scott
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3 years ago

i like the tutorial looks good here is a basic tutorial on how to do a reflection Hope this helps.

1. Fire up 3dsmax.
2. Press 'm'
3. Change the box where u see 'Normal' i.e. material type. Change it to raytrace.
4. Change the colours to the colours you want.
5. In the maps section click the box next to reflection.
6. Select raytrace from the list.
7. Apply the material to any object.
8. Render the scene

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+VarnishedOtter
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3 years ago

Haha thanks scott, I already know how to do reflections. I was talking about making a gold rim on the glass.

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-Ervis
Member

3 years ago

Very realistic.A week ago I bought vray and can anyone give me some tutorials about it.?????

-SpitFire
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3 years ago

That's exactly what you would have to do.

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-Scott
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3 years ago

Ervis this is a post that spitfire started there is some really good tutorial that will get you started.

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-Ervis
Member

3 years ago

Thanks man!!!!

+Steve Martin
Moderator

3 years ago

Great work Matt. You're getting quite a few photorealistic renders happening. And to top it off you used realflow and are still quite clearly sane. Well done.

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+VarnishedOtter
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3 years ago

Oh I dont know about that... my sanity is definitly not what it was. After generating an awesome sim with frosty ice cubes falling into the glass and delicious scotchy goodness smothering it with its velour caress, and then not being able to import the damn cubes into max in their correct positions... I was angry. And after seeing what it could have been the sim I ended up using was such a letdown.

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