I realize glass with clear is difficult to achieve with Rhino Render, but
for plastic with color, can the saturation level be matched?
As Raytraced does take time for sampling, I often use Rhino Render for quick set-up and sometimes just to get a screencapture out.
But, when the color differs this much…
Is there anyway to match closer with same material settings?
Currently Rendered mode does transparency completely different from Raytraced (and Rhino Render). @jeff has been improving this a lot, I suppose that will go into Rhino 7 in the very least - it will look much better and closer to Raytraced (actually, very cool).
I don’t know if the work he has been doing on refraction/transparency will go in 6.x though.
Thanks for the update.
I hope some small changes can go into 6.X
@jeff any bits and pieces that can make it to 6.x?
Hi @nathanletwory,
The raytraced plastic coloring seems quite on the dark side, not so linked to the color selection chart.
Is this as specified?
Was trying to make a very ligtly colored transparent material, but the raytraced sample preview is quite dark compared to the color selection.
Adding to the problem I’m having:
(Left has transparent shell. Right is just deleting the transparent shell.)
Plastic is lightly colored, inside material is white but, as you can see
the inside is really dark.
Is there anything that I’m setting wrong?
Howtodo_TransparentPlasticColor.3dm (246.4 KB)
That is not what I see in Rhino 6 SR3 2018-3-13 (Rhino 6, 6.3.18072.11251, Git hash:master @ c0a2028629d3ed3a538f0854c8ba021ae8c678b7)
What is the first line given by the Rhino command _SystemInfo?
Edit: regarding the color visual realization, this is how currently Cycles works:
Ah, I been using SR2! yours looks pretty good.
Rhino 6 SR2 2018-3-6 (Rhino 6, 6.2.18065.11031, Git hash:master @ cd4fa1dcdec31cb58baacef0855771173af7196f)
