Download the file called Specular01.zip and extract the files to your hard drive. Then double-click the HTML file to play the video in your browser.
We often take specular highlights for granted and you'll have to train yourself to look around to see how important specular highlights are in identifying materials in the real world before you can reproduce them in 3ds Max.
Good luck and have fun
Ted
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Video: Specular highlights - Part 1
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Re: Video: Specular highlights - Part 1
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Jean-Marc COUFFIN
on Fri 17 Aug 2007 12:43 PM EDT | Permanent Link
thanks ted;
I have to say that I zas delighted to discover your work and pleased to use the extent of the knowledge you diffuse on the internet; jmC young Architect in France Re: Re: Video: Specular highlights - Part 1
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tbdesign
on Fri 17 Aug 2007 02:59 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link
>>delighted to discover your work and pleased to use the extent of the knowledge you diffuse on the internet<<
Hello Jean-Marc, Thank you very much, I enjoy helping others where I can. Good luck in your career and watch for more blogs next week. Have fun Ted Re: Video: Specular highlights - Part 1
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AD
on Sun 30 Dec 2007 06:30 PM EST | Profile | Permanent Link
Thanks Ted.
I have been pulling in tutorials from many sources for a couple of yrs now and many are good but no one teaches with the clarity and descriptive and logical methodology that you do. You are the best A. Doner Designer Canada Re: Re: Video: Specular highlights - Part 1
>>no one teaches with the clarity and descriptive and logical methodology that you do.<<
Thanks Al, I really appreciate that and it's good to hear you've survived the holidays! :) Stay in touch Ted Trackbacks
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