Autodesk Inventor

[#1]

here's that same cup of tea with those ambient lighting settings from the recent topic...
( http://discussion.autodesk.com/thread.jspa?threadID=514097 )
Proves that it doesn't work that well for everything...

[#2]

Thanks and yes the materials were applied in 3ds max.

Andrew

wrote in message news:5368543@discussion.autodesk.com...
Nice work and fine result!
Question - Materials and textures for surfaces of details you appointed in
the 3dMax?

[#3]

Hey andrew, would you humor me and render my cup of tea if i post the files?

Your pictures look really great and now i'm wondering how 3dMax would handle the refraction...

[#4]

Sure... that should only take a few minutes.

<-Niels-> wrote in message news:5368672@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hey andrew, would you humor me and render my cup of tea if i post the files?

Your pictures look really great and now i'm wondering how 3dMax would handle
the refraction...

[#5]

In your lighting style was shadow quality set to high?
Did you render with High antialiasing?

[#6]

I changed the setting to what was said in that topic.
But to also answer your questions, yes shadow quality was high as was the antialiasing...
Quite a difference huh?

[#7]

Cool, here are the files
It contains the mug, the tea, the spoon and the assembly of them all.

[#8]

Niels,

Here's one image.

[#9]

...and here's the spoon in a scene with Caustics.

[#10]

Wow, very nice... the glass looks very real. (the rest too )
3dMax renders very nice, they should make it part of the inventor series