Render Test for nCloth/Utah Teapot Interaction

Just having some fun playing with nDynamics. Here, I have a scene set up with a 100x100 plane nCloth falling over a passive Utah teapot. The plane has an mia_material preset to frosted glass. I did this to test my new computer's rendering capabilities and, indeed, it rendered considerably faster than it would have on my old one. Those refractions on any frosted glass materials gave my old machine a heart attack every time.

The set is from a short film I've been working on for a few months.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• render
• animation
• maya
• 3d
• ncloth
• ndynamics
• frosted
• glass
• utah
• teapot

[MoJoSama]

Very nice render.

[Ibeechu]

Thanks! Yeah, man. I've been having so much fun with nDynamics.

[Mackingster]

Only in 3d can you have glass act like cloth. Looks great.

[5p3nc3]

looks gd! :)