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I have a texture that has grooves in it, but if I change the relfection levels, the grooves disapear.
The reflection level needed to see the grooves is too high. It makes the object too reflective, but if I make the reflectino level smaller (to what i desire) you can't see the grooves.
First of all, how did you get the grooves in your texture in the first place? From the looks of it, you aren't using a file texture and don't have a bump map on. You do have something for the reflected color and specular color however. I'm guessing that you probably need to adjust your reflectivity to your liking, then modify whatever you're using to get the grooves afterwards.
I may be completely wrong, so if any of you Maya gurus have any other idea, go ahead and post it. :-)
it looks that the grooves are not gone. the reflectivity is just so low that you almost cannot see them no more. the highlight is just a bit too big to notice the reflection any more.
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