Hey! Great as always! Just out of curiosity: With the advanced renderer, you could also use an 360° exr as reflection map and just choose it within the environment light; right? Didn't find the time to test it out though...
Thank you. Yes! I'm actually showing this on my next tutorial coming up soon. The only down side is that it takes forever to render. I tested it with this project and it went from 3 min (using C4D renderer) to 33 min (using Advanced Renderer) so I decided to not use it in this case.
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Hey! Great as always!
Just out of curiosity: With the advanced renderer, you could also use an 360° exr as reflection map and just choose it within the environment light; right? Didn't find the time to test it out though...
Thank you.
Yes! I'm actually showing this on my next tutorial coming up soon.
The only down side is that it takes forever to render. I tested it with this project and it went from 3 min (using C4D renderer) to 33 min (using Advanced Renderer) so I decided to not use it in this case.
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Thank you for sticking with me for so long! great to see you here as well
Thanks
acutely every time I try it i get confused and change to Element 3d :(
and I don't blame you, but those who doesn't have E3D it may be useful
great technique to know, you have a new subscriber.
Welcome!
Nice technique,thanks showing it Eran.
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Glad you liked it!
Nice tut. You can also used them corner settings, put the edge to convex/concave etc
Thanks! If you mean Bevel Style, then you can totally add this as well as well as override the colors to create more variation.
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Thank you! I'm humbled and flattered