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ooooh, I never use the vrmateditor, I do it all in FormZ. Justin said to load the normals map into the bump map area. Good luck... make sure you post your results if you get it looking good, I'm always keen to learn something new.

Tim, Here's the specs for the material I created... not even a bump map.

something like this ? I didn't really do anything differently. Regular texture map you posted, bit of reflection and a bit of glossiness. Not sure why it looks so different to your image. One thing I have issues with though is bump mapping.... it just seems to make the texture a lot brighter for me.

something like this ? I didn't really do anything differently. Regular texture map you posted, bit of reflection and a bit of glossiness. Not sure why it looks so different to your image. One thing I have issues with though is bump mapping.... it just seems to make the texture a lot brighter for me.

It's a marijuana growing cabinet. Very legal and very cool in Canada now FormZ and Vray has been a massive part of it's development, still fine tuning things but I'm pretty pumped about it.

Something I was doing as part of a personal project.... thought it looked pretty slick for something that took about 10 minutes to set up after I had the model done.

Wow, that rendering is spot on. Nice work!

The shirt is a bit washed out.... was rushing to run off a bunch of different renders. It's just a flat texture map with a transparency.

A display fixture I've been working on...

Hey Justin, I have a project in the pipes that will need me to render a 10' x 10' image for a life size graphic display. Just curious to know how one exports as a VRSCENE ? and would you be kind enough to run a test for me to see how long something like that would be for you to render ?

Came here to find this out too....

Haha, I was scrolling up and saw the Renderzone image first and was thinking... meh, that's a bit naff. LOL Vray one looks a million times better... nice job!

I like the sound of this. I'm going to see if I can figure out... I may come back with some questions. In the mean time, here's an example image I did lately....

k, ignore me.... you actually have to right click on an existing vertical line to get a horizontal sequence

FZNoob, I seem to be stumbling a bit here. When I "Insert Sequence" it give me a horizontal control and vertical control... Before & After....