SaphireS wrote:Shame on them!

At least now we know the answer on XSI to Indigo exporter question.

It could be scale. Here is the glass 200mm*200mm*4mm, scale 1 scale 1000, so the glass becomes four meters thick

The story seems to be over.
Softimage 2015 installation process is now titled as "Autodesk Maya with Softimage 2015".
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:/

Edit: Wrong smiley, as it actually does not reflect anything. This is better:

There would be zero learning curve. :wink: I would say, that zero learning curve is something, that is possible in theory only. Once the practice part reached, zero learning curve is out of the game. And the reason is that quality of output (measured in different values for different applications) ...

Here you go:

Stinkie wrote:That's how Jean Prouvé desgined them.

Feature then

Uh, yeah, new stuff I like the chair, though the front legs don't fit the rear ones. Or this contrast is a feature?

edit: moar of dirty renders

Just to bump this thread and to ask if there is any news on this topic?

edit: I am still full of hope

Headroom wrote:Little byproduct for a next LED lighting project. Not quite 100% accurate (yet) but good enough for some lighting simulations and the SIMPLE Renderings Thread .

Cool tech stuff. Can't wait for those "SIMPLE" simulation renders

Agree with Headroom. I am a Blender user, but can't say I'm "really exprerienced", but I'll be glad to help in case I know how.

If you skip your "material setup training" by always using MDB, then you'll end up with no skill after so long time -.-' The try and error material development is very important to get a feeling for the material system in each renderer. Skip that process and you just betray yourself :) What he said...

I BUY IT I DO NOT SEEM RUDE I WANTED TO ASK YOU SORRY!!!!! BLAME IT is THE MY BAD ENGLISH !!!SORRY, AND THANKS FOR THE ANSWER!! SORRY FOR MY POOR LANGUAGE!! RADIOSITY Hey, take it easy mate :) I'm pretty sure Zom-B didn't want to insult you in any way. The thing is that 1000x700 is the limitation o...

TOTOYA is super-cool

Here's another question for all of you fine folks. How do I go about using the motion blur feature? I just want a still image with the moving object showing the blur. I animated my object & enabled the motion blur check box, but no luck. Can anyone please provide a simple tutorial? Hi! Turn ON Moti...

All rendered for 1.5 hour each.

3.4.2, Real AD, GPU CUDA 3.4.2, Real AD, BiDir 3.4.2, Real AD, MLT+BiDir 3.4.2, Real AD, Hybrid