material converter great thing.

[Tong]

it`s 3dfluff.com dvd trainning scene, all I did is opened, convert materials, and on GI.

ps: In scene no light, only light-materials, it`s awesome, vray4c4d made it look near the original without big differents, in first render. (TV plasma dissapeared in render).

VrayC4d
http://rm.foto.radikal.ru/0709/0f/c73b12f82a0b.jpg

Cinema4D GI
http://rq.foto.radikal.ru/0709/d7/a0a10b42610b.jpg

[stefan]

well almost, but for a blind translation not bad indeed.

but you definitly should tweak the vray result:-)

cheers
stefan

[Tong]

certainly :wink:

[rsquires]

That's a really good example of the way the Vray Material converter treats alphas. It does them the other way round although to many this is the correct way. It seems the default way should be to invert the alpha on material conversion.

regards

rich

[Tong]

sure. You right on 100%.

No need in unnecessary actions, if it can make the computer for us. (c) Terminator 2 ;-)

[Laurent]

The vray material translator stole the plasma!

[RenatoT]

Hello

Can you post the scene ? :)

Cheers
Renato

[noseman]

I can see the TV logo, so it must be a material issue...
invisible TV... great invention!
:P

[nutriman]

I've done just a couple of material conversion, each very basic
materials. Works great, but I'd like to know how capable is
the converter, does is work with multiple shaders in one material also?
Any restrictions one should be aware of?

If this was posted before, I'm sorry, need to catch up.
Thank you!