#Blender donuts sparkle how to
#Blender donuts sparkle windows

I chose gold and black glitter for my cups, I love this color combo for New Year’s Eve festivities.įirst, you’re going to start by painting the bottom of your plastic party cup with a foam brush and the DecouPage. While you can make these glittered cups for any occasion, there’s just something about New Year’s Eve and a little glitz that go hand in hand.

I thought I’d take some ordinary disposable cups and transform them into these fun DIY Glittered New Year’s Eve Disposable Party Cups with just a couple supplies. So I tend to lean towards disposable options which aren’t always the most festive or prettiest options. While I’d love a party with proper glassware and dishes the reality is that I’m too tired after to clean it up. It’s time to start thinking about ringing in the new year and if you’re like me then you probably love a quick and easy DIY party idea! It’s always fun to decorate and plan a party, but there is always one thing I dread and that’s dishes. My render above was made with 1500 samples - just for comparison.I can not believe Christmas has come and gone already. In addition to that you’re currently working with a very low sample count: IIRC it’s set to 10.

#Blender donuts sparkle how to

This wasn’t in the tutorial so I didn’t know it was required, and I’m not fully aware of how to make the adjustment. If you stop that too early (by using too few bounces), you will end up with black areas in the gem, because the rays get “caught” within it. What makes a diamond sparkle is the light bouncing back and forth between the facets of the cut.

You will also need many more bounces (Render > Light Paths), especially for glossy and transmission. The tint of your glass shader is much too strong - currently all dispersion effects “drown” in pink - and the power of the HDR is set too high. I know how to use it, but I have access to this computer only bc my grandmother gave it to my mother after my uncle through it across a room… something is bound to be broken (if the Ubuntu Computer would load Blender beyond the Logo, I would be able to screenshot without trying because the shortcut key is too sensitive)

#Blender donuts sparkle windows

Print screen is not working on that device, I tried that first… I’ve been doing coding off and on since windows '98 and Geocities… It means hitting the “Prt Scr” button of your keyboard and using the resulting image file… This Diamond is Only one step to the Final Piece that i am presently focused on, After this I need to make a Chain with Onyx Links to Wrap around/hang off the Diamond, and I can Vector her Name on to it after the the Chain is Properly in place.īTW, a “screenshot” doesn’t mean that you actually make a photograph of your screen. *Note on the Nodes: I couldn’t find the Properties Table to Edit the Value Names, so as in the video, the IoR is the Top Value and the Dispersion is the Bottom Value. The Glass Shader Color is intended to be adjusted to find what works best for both her tastes and my plans Linked are the Blend File, a screenshot of my Nodes Panel and a Screenshot of what is Rendered in my Program.Ĭould someone Look over and Tell me what I have Done wrong… I expect that if it was just the HArdware it would simply take a long time to Render correctly, but would still do so, OR would crash trying.

Ok I have Completed the Tutorial up to Rendering, but I’m not sure if I did something wrong or if the issue lies within my own Hardware