The texture is alright, but try less saturated pigment colors. It looks like
you've got things like rgb <1,0,0> in there, which is sort of ugly. Try more
subtle colors, like maybe rgb <.8,.4,.4>, or something, so they're not so
"hi, i'm RED"-ish.

- Slime
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"Yadgar" <j.b### [at] ndhnet> wrote in message
news:3BE18E2F.48953854@ndh.net...
> Hi tracers!
>
> Here is my first attempt to exactly model everyday things...
> Some time ago, I bought me a slide caliper solely for poving (...You
> know you've been raytracing too much...), and when I disassembled a
> defunct mouse, I was instantly inspired by these delicate small wheels
> rotating between photoelectric elements when the mouse is pushed. So for
> the first time, I made use of my new modelling equipment.
>
> Any comments on the plastic textures (finish: specular 0.7, roughness
> 0.05, brilliance 0.5, ambient 0.1, diffuse 0.9) ?
>
> Probably this scene will also be my stepping stone for my first
> radiosity experiments... watch out!
>
> See you in Khyberspace -
> http://www.geocities.com/electricafghan/index-e.html
> Afghanistan Chronicle: http://www.ndh.net/home/bleimann/
>
> Yadgar
>


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