phong shading angle settings?

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# 1 30-04-2012 , 01:05 AM

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where is this hidden away in Maya? cant find it anywhere

thnx

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# 2 30-04-2012 , 06:18 AM

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What do you mean? What are you trying to do? Where did you hear about this?

We need more information.

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# 3 30-04-2012 , 11:46 AM

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If you're coming from C4D, I think what you're looking for is soften/harden edges.

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# 4 30-04-2012 , 01:11 PM

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If you're coming from C4D, I think what you're looking for is soften/harden edges.

Originally Posted by stwert

thanks..I thought phong shade angle was a universal term?

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# 5 30-04-2012 , 08:57 PM

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I'm not the right person to explain it, but I think the more universal term is adjusting the normals, which maya does by harden soften edge, or changing the normal angle. And C4D does by changing the phong shading angle.