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# 16 10-12-2007 , 03:04 AM

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about thickness what arran mentioned before. here is a comparison of the liquidGlass interface. refraction seems to be good now. whole picture is still too dark I´ll tweak this as soon as I found some good hdri.

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# 17 10-12-2007 , 05:02 AM

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Looks great now. Wine look a bit brown maybe...

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# 18 10-12-2007 , 07:00 AM

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Amazing, the only thing... it looks like there apple cider in it.:attn:

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# 19 10-12-2007 , 09:36 AM

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yeah - good work - agree the wine is still a bit off - maybe at the edge, but this is definitely looking a lot better.

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# 20 10-12-2007 , 09:54 AM

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Looking really good Falott!

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I know its off the point but of curiosity what colours cider in the US red I assume?? Ours cider is a light golden/light brown colour so to speak, depending on if its "scrumpy" which is cloudy and usualy a bit darker.

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# 21 10-12-2007 , 11:48 AM

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thank you!

I will put some more effort into the wine shader.

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# 22 10-12-2007 , 08:37 PM

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Yeah in australia cider is light browny / yellowy. Americans hey. Always have to be different user added image

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# 23 11-12-2007 , 03:48 AM

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er... cider is a little harder to come by over here, but yeah, it looks the same as any other cider. don't think i could touch it if it was red. user added image