Okay, I'm increasing my score. That's gotta be a 9.5 for that material. At
least. I've seen things that look like that! Are those imperfections in the
model or in the material? They really make it look convincing.

Though I'm surpised it looks that good on these objects, since it's obviously
not the kind of metal they'd usually be made from. Still, it's enough for me to
judge that is looks right.

I'm not sure what to suggest to improve it. It looks a bit shiny and smooth,
which usually makes things look less realistic, but then there are metals that
really look like that and if you less smooth then you'll make it look like a
different material. So I guess my only suggestion would be to do several
different materials based on this, so you could make a red/orange version for
copper, a brown one for brass, etc.

-- 
Tek
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"Hugo Asm" <hua### [at] post3teledk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> The idea to make a "Nuts and Bolts" scene came from Tek. I used the same
> settings as before (the Parfum Flacon post). Well, maybe the metal is
> actually too shiny. I don't know. I also don't know if this is supposed to
> be copper or gold. What do you think? I think the bolts look quite "melted"
> too, but that might have to do with the modelling rather than the
> material... Btw, they are modelled in Wings3d... Comments, suggestions?
>
> Thanks.
> Hugo
>
>
>

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