Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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good job though
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let see what you think of it.
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The bottom lip is a bit too bumpy. Maybe u could try drawing the bumps in a vertical direction down the lip and make them smaller
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some critics on the texture would be very apreciated
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Maybe make it a bit more smooth looking texture thenOriginally posted by mc-fleury
there is no bump in that picture,only a simple texture
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Mental ray is much more realistic..you might have to tweak it more to get the look right but you get the advantage of using final gather etc... I dunno what to tell ya if upping the max samples on the fur shape node didnt fix it.. Its probally render global settings then. (Upping the samples for me fixed it and I had a prob with fur that looked just like that when I rendered in mental ray.. im using maya 7.0.. so maybe somethings have changed.)Originally posted by mc-fleury
i made some test with fur and i saw that maya software make the fur look a lot more realistic than mental ray.am i right?
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