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hey I really like your works...well done
hmmmm how did you do that?
Nice work on that ring dave
looks nice matus
Hi to all.
I also been around too long...lol.
started making jewels some 30 or so years ago.
just fresh to the cad world though and have been learning rhino for just over a year now in my spare time.
I design and hand make jewellery patterns for a l…
The group for all jewelry designers.
lovely work.
nice work
Hi...thanks David
your image is heaps better than mine...lol
The stone models im using are originaly tech gems I think.
I have attepted to render them in v-ray with default diamond material .
I have adjusted ther reflection Fresnel IQR to 2.95
the…
Hey Tweezer,
Howzit? What kind of object are you using for the diamond? homemade? off the shelf? tech gems? I have Matrix so I'm kinda lazy. Here is a pic of some dias from Matrix rendered in V-ray using a Box Studio HDRI environment with a Black r…
yes indeed yusuf was very kind to spend a lot of his time preparing this material collection for our members to use.
however as i said befor it takes a lot more than the application of a material/vismat to achieve sparkling results.
I have been usin…
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Franco
Some body posted some very good jewelry material here. Please take a look to the gems materials
http://rhinojungle.ning.com/photo/jewelery-materials-metals/next?context=latest
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Hi Im sort of new to v-ray and im looking for help with rendering real looking diamonds.
Im sure there is a lot more to it than just using the diamond material vismat.
I have spent a lot of time tweeking settings but never get sparkling results.
an…
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- About Me:
- beginner rhino user.
long time hand made jewel pattern maker.
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- New Zealand
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- rhino 4
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- At 6:52am on March 2, 2010,
Hamed Tabatabaee said… - thank you my friend . i will try my self .
- At 7:50am on January 29, 2010,
Frank Lipari said… - Thanks for the photo!
- At 8:10pm on December 9, 2009,
Tweezer Small said…
- I do so understand.....mental ray is a very cool renderer.
hey I have found a very nice cad jewelery forum you may like to have a looksie.
http://3dcadjewelry.com
very friendly bunch you may find it interesting...mostly cad/millers but quite a few cad printers lads too.
- At 4:57pm on December 9, 2009,
Fady Sawaya said… - Hi Tweezer,
You asked me why I prefer using Studio Max for rendering instead of V-ray. Honestly I never tried V-ray. I have been using studio max for a long time now. I feel very confortable with it. It is extremely powerful -and very complicated also- but as long as I feel I can achieve any rendering I want and know how to get there, I will stick to it. It's like a car: I have a VW, always had one, kept on buying the latest models. you can tell me Honda will do the same or better, I like the VW. a matter of taste... and love!
- At 8:54pm on November 2, 2009,
Scott Schneider said… - Thanks.
- At 6:25pm on October 13, 2009,
David Crisp said…
- 1 ct dia.3dmHey Tweezer,
Here is a 1 ct dia from matrix. Try import it and render up to see if there is any diff between the gem you already have and this one. Good luck! Let me know how it turns out.
ps. I hope I uploaded that correctly...looks like gibberish from here.
- At 1:04pm on October 6, 2009,
David Crisp said…
- Hey Tweezer,
Howzit? Yeah...finished is rarely as neat and clean as the render. No final pic, but the customer loved it! You say long time hand patern maker, does that mean you carve wax or do you fabricate from sheet metal? Wax carving is actually my forte.
- At 6:32am on September 30, 2009,
yaing yin said… - IN SAIGON, THERE IS NO JEWELRY DESIGN SCHOOL. SO I TRY TO LEARN THROUGH INTERNET AND WITH ONE VIETNAMESE TEACHER, HE KNOWS ALITTLE ABOUT RHINO. WHEN I FINISH HIGH SCHOOL, I WILL CHOOSE IT COURSE AS MY MAJOR IN COLLEGE.
- At 6:25am on September 30, 2009,
yaing yin said…
- I'M A HIGHT SCHOOL STUDENT AT YIU BAN EWAB HIGH SCHOOL IN SAIGON VIETNAM.
- At 5:30am on September 30, 2009,
wasin manthawonwong said…
- Thank you foy comment , nice to meet you ,too
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surprise me! :)
interesting. thx
Thanks..Reaalllyyyyy look forward for the next one :) Any idea what the object should be, Matus? ;)
wow, really nice model and render! Great job, Randy!
pd -i also try with another metals and the p[roblem continues.
I need to know why the silver material, doesnt reflect when i put a glass material at the form of it, for the ilumination im using a skylsu from vray, a rectangular ligth and a point ligth. can some one help me. both material are default from vray …
great stuff! thanks!
nice work! thanks for the photo!
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