Nice job, what materials are you using?

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Very nice, I think your going to need a bigger bottle if you want to fill those glasses and have a party.lol.. I'm going to have to try to create a glass one of these days with the cold sweat beads running down the sides.. See if you can figure that one out.. Once again, great job.

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Good stuff Scott. Those glasses look pretty frosty.

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thanks for the feedback guys spitfire that sounds awsome i know what you are meaning sounds complex.

Varnished i have used a vray glass texture and a mask and a falloff i found a tutorial on how to create realistic glass texture i would love it know how to put like water in the glass without using vray. do you know how this can be done if thats not to much trouble. here is a model that i got inspired by i found it on echange 3d thanks everyone

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You need to actually modle the water as a separate object, then apply a glass-like material to it, but with a lower IOR, like 1.33 or something.

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oh right yer but then it want be like see through or is that what the IOR does just curious cause i am not that good at texturing at the moment i am still in the learning curve of it all. thanks for the advice i will give this a bash and repost.

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Just make the material the same as you would make a glass material.

The IOR means Index of Refraction and is how dense the material is meant to be. It affects the amount the light gets bent when passing through the material.

Glass is about 1.6, water is less dense so its about 1.33.

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If you're using vray, to make it more see through just up the amount of refraction. If it's just the default renderer, lower the opacity.

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okay i am not really sure if i am using vray its a texture but its called vray. oh see i understand what yoiu mean now by IOR i have been playing around with those settings did not have much look though this is what i have come up with.
Thanks everyone

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Great work. For your ice cubes, get a box, convert to edit poly, chamfer the edges, apply a turbosmooth mod (3 iterations or so).

Should give nice ice!

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thanks varnished i will do this and repost again lol

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i thought i would change the colour of the water aswell needs changing back cause i dont like it lol but i chamfered the edges for the ice cube what do you think now guys thanks in advance.

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It's looking good. Can I suggest a shell modifier on the glass? Just to give it a bit of bulk.

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you can suggest anything you want my friend i really appreciate the feedback i love having constructive critisizme thats what make you a lot better thanks i will do this and repost yet again thanks in advance.

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I was thinking the same thing. The glass is very thin. The shell mod with thicken it up.

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okay here i it with the shell modifyer on and i did another glass what i think is better feedback appreciated.

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Add turbosmooth modifier to both the glass and the ice cubes.

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okay i will give this a bash and repost

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Here is the model redone hope you guys like this.

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Looking great, now you need to render with caustics to get the nice light refraction coming through the glass and ice.

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Looking great. Caustics would certainly add to it though.

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