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Jackie Teh
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3ds max design 2023, V-Ray 7 [7.00.03 build 32836]
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Depending on how close you'd need to get I'd just sandwich a plane with a vraylightmtl inside of a box with acrylic material.
Those things work by light coming from (in this case) below and then scattering off roughed up / glossy areas in the acrylic, but to set that up working physically correct in 3D would be overkill for most if not all cases.Last edited by Rens; 03-05-2017, 10:53 PM.
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Originally posted by Rens View PostDepending on how close you'd need to get I'd just sandwich a plane with a vraylightmtl inside of a box with acrylic material.
Those things work by light coming from (in this case) below and then scattering off roughed up / glossy areas in the acrylic, but to set that up working physically correct in 3D would be overkill for most if not all cases.
will try with complex design in free time.
Best regards,
Jackie Teh
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3ds max design 2023, V-Ray 7 [7.00.03 build 32836]
AMD Threadripper 1950X @3.40 GHz | 64GB RAM | Nvidia RTX 3070 ti
Website: https://www.sporadicstudio.com
Email: info@sporadicstudio.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SporadicStudio
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Yeah no that works pretty well! Some variation in the light intensity and a box or similar to sell the idea of a hidden light will help. Also having just an acrylic VRayMtl and then putting that map in the selfillum slot should probably do the trick as well. : )
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You can also use a VrayOverrideMtl to control how the reflection looks. If you look at your reference the reflections seem to have a less 'exposed' blue.
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