AI whiskey glass to 3D model (3DSMax and Marmoset Toolbag 4.05beta)

[@roughgerold]

Thank you for this great tutorial! It's really heaven-sent since I had the problem with the dark liquids behind the glass. Just push the transmissions up and it works. Awesome! Keep it up! Cheers!

[@gameartexp]

Glad it helped!

[@MrBiswas123]

This is why artists should not panic about AI ...it will just help them with their work with less manual labor !

[@gameartexp]

I don't agree with how the AIs are being rained right now, with the mass scraping of copyrighted art but I do see the benefit of using AI as a productivity tool

[@joymazumdar4797]

But nowadays even 3d models are generated by ai bro.

[@gameartexp]

@@joymazumdar4797 I saw a dogshit in the park yesterday shaped like a boat, and even that was more impressive than the current state of AI 3d models

[@joymazumdar4797]

​@@gameartexp🤣🤣yeah but after seeing the capabilities of the pointe ai I am really impressed. The 3d models it generates are extremely detailed. You should check it out too.

[@syno3608]

@@gameartexp hahahaaaha....... Thanks for a cool tutorial

[@SimoJekov]

Everything looks great! Just as advice if you intersect the liquid with the glass will actually give you more realistic result. Instead of pushing the liquid in, push it out. Great and simple lightning by the way. I really like it.

[@gameartexp]

I'll try that, thanks for the tip!

[@ชาขิง-ฒ7ข]

Appriciated

[@gameartexp]

Thank you!

[@lyssh-ml9mn]

It helped me a lot thank you so much :)

[@gameartexp]

Glad it helped!

[@cglay9643]

when i turn transmisson to refraction, change refraction index, nothing change? why?

[@cglay9643]

i didnt see depth

[@gameartexp]

Also turn up the number of transmission steps under Ray Tracing @@cglay9643

[@titaniccor6502]

Love it, great video!

[@gameartexp]

Cheers Cian

[@hrj3d]

theres no option of refraction in transparency there is only cutout dither

[@gameartexp]

What version of Toolbag are you using? The version used here is 4.05 beta and the refraction mode is under "Transmission", not under "Transparency" as I think you've clicked on