exploring Maxwell Render by lemonjim
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Last week, I took the plunge.
Now, I have Maxwell Render.
I find that I have to convert all my topmod OBJ files to silo 3DS files, then I can import, smooth, and assign a material.
If I try to import the original OBJ mesh created by topmod, which works OK in Bryce, it produces a punctuated, and unusable mesh in Maxwell. Oh, well! So, I go the Silo route, and things are better.
The set of materials is very rich!
Comments (5)
Fidelity2
Very well done. 5+.
wawadave
"If I try to import the original OBJ mesh created by topmod, which works OK in Bryce, it produces a punctuated, and unusable mesh in Maxwell." import it into wings3d do nothing to it export it back out it should work then.
tizjezzme
congratulations on your new toy Jim :) Hope you have a lot of fun with it; lots of theraputic hours and days, and keeps you inspired along the way. I'm so happy for you :)
RobyHermida
Fantastic work.
supermarioART
Well,i envy you a lot my friend,you have one of top rendering engine!I've seen a lot of realistic images made with it,congrats for the choice and good luck!!!