I decided to update an older scene of mine to use Winberg’s technique, but with a little twist, I left a little of the glass at the area above the stem. This avoided the look of the wine filling the stem itself.
C & C Welcome 
looks great RErender
-dave
Nice image. Could you share the wineglass or post a viewport capture of these?
Amazing work! 
Congrats,
Gonçalo
Deeelightful! Excellent, RErender. An thank heavens you didn’t use the kitchen probe
Thanks for the nice comments
Here’s a screen cap of the splines which are lathed at about 96 segs.
very nice what shader did you use for the grapes
Grape mat is all procedural, shader is phong:
What are your IORs?
are you doing anything tricky here where the glass/wine interface exists?
I’m having a heck of a time reproducing these results. My liquid looks like it’s flipping the sky and placing it on the area where glass material and wine material meet.
I saw once a tutorial that said you need to calculate the changed IOR for the interface (i.e. 1.333 only on top faces of liquid, but those on the sides should be like liquidIOR/glassIOR)
Escher
Hallo Mc-escher.
the trick of getting the right Wine, is to remove the glass faces, where they meet the wine.
there´s also a grate oather thread here in the forum also about a wine glas.
look there.
it seems to be a known problem that you always get the wrong look if you doesnt remove the Glas faces. I thought, finalrender stage 1 had a solution about this. in the finalrender material you can give the material a number, what to compute first, the glas ore the wine. they told something about, you should model the wine a little bit bigger. than the glas and the renderer would automaticaly shrink it, but i didnt try it yet and i am not sure it works. At last because Vlado told, it would not realey solve the problem.
greetings tom
Yes, thank you. It’s a good thread and I’ve been following it closely. I suppose I must have some problems with my model, as I cannot seem to get correct results when modeling glass and liquid with ‘two profile curve and Lathe method.’ I’ve also experimented with all of the various variations in the previous thread (wine smaller, larger, coincident to glass faces that haven’t been removed) all of which don’t seem to turn out very well.
I’m just missing something basic, I think. I’ll keep looking.
Thanks
Escher
i am amazed by the grapes.
i wanna test them now. they looks so cute and tastey.