
Post your render for MXS here!
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I'm currently rendering at 200 samples, does it honestly make a difference rendering at any more?



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A few grainy spots, but looks great! Frame still looks too shiny.
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Yea it almost looks like its wetJohn23 wrote:Frame still looks too shiny.

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dbaum25moto wrote:Yea it almost looks like its wet

I'm using RBG curves for reflections soo i will just remove it,
you guys don't understand the excruciating process in doing this.

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It's just called constructive criticism champ, why'd you post here?
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just becuse you use RGB curves it's not gonna look relealistic. In your case the problem is the roughness of the reflection, crank up the ruffnes a bit and it will look better!Motolife_99 wrote:I'm using RBG curves for reflections soo i will just remove it,
you guys don't understand the excruciating process in doing this.
And I do think we understand the excruciating process...

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Holly Hell......... Please don't tell me you have to manually put those in each time you do a render?!?Benjii_D wrote:
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no, you can append materials from other blend files. This one is for the matrix stand plastic tho. I don't do that complex materials for my mxs modelsJohn23 wrote:Holly Hell......... Please don't tell me you have to manually put those in each time you do a render?!?

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Ok, good. That's crazy. I use about 10-20 nodes....mostly for the norms.Benjii_D wrote:no, you can append materials from other blend files. This one is for the matrix stand plastic tho. I don't do that complex materials for my mxs modelsJohn23 wrote:Holly Hell......... Please don't tell me you have to manually put those in each time you do a render?!?
For rendering, does it matter more about lighting or nodes?
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Trying to learn HDRI and adding lighting and background in PS.
**please give constructive criticism**

**please give constructive criticism**

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sry my humours not normalBoblob801 wrote:It's just called constructive criticism champ, why'd you post here?

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what color are the forks??John23 wrote:Trying to learn HDRI and adding lighting and background in PS.
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The background image doesn't match the same lighting as the bike at all.

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Green. Idk why I did that. LolKiwiboy116 wrote:what color are the forks??John23 wrote:Trying to learn HDRI and adding lighting and background in PS.
**please give constructive criticism**
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What background image do you think would match?JakeT3 wrote:The background image doesn't match the same lighting as the bike at all.
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