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Here is my latest rubber duckie image. Hopefully he looks a little happier
and less wooden now. I attempted adding some sort of subsurface scattering
to the rubber with no success so I rempved it for now.
-tgq
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Preview of image 'Duckie4.JPG'
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Nice background. The duck still looks wooden. I think that the normal on the
bill contributes to this, also the sharp corners where the eye meets the
rest of the duck.
-Shay
TinCanMan <Tin### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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> Nice background. The duck still looks wooden. I think that the normal on
the
> bill contributes to this, also the sharp corners where the eye meets the
> rest of the duck.
Thanx. Actually the bill and eyes are supposed to look painted, while the
body is yellow rubber. I do agree about the eyes though, I should attach
them rather then making them seperate objects.
-tgq
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> Thanx. Actually the bill and eyes are supposed to look painted, while the
> body is yellow rubber. I do agree about the eyes though, I should attach
> them rather then making them seperate objects.
I just thought I'd point out that paint on all the rubber ducks that I've
seen doesn't have sharp edges, it always seems to have spread a little
bit. Maybe changing the sharp edges would help?
Jamie.
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It is the bumpy normal on the bill and not the finish which I believe
contributed to the wooden effect.
-Shay
TinCanMan <Tin### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Apr 2002 15:07:44 -0400, TinCanMan wrote:
> Here is my latest rubber duckie image. Hopefully he looks a little happier
> and less wooden now. I attempted adding some sort of subsurface scattering
> to the rubber with no success so I rempved it for now.
I like the duck, but whoever's been scrubbing those tiles has far too much
time on their hands:-)
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