KT and Dagger
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What do you think?
Thanks for comments.
Best Regards -
nice start
, but maybe you also know that "gods are in details" 
so maybe adding some surrounding (maybe a table under the sword, and an environment) may improve the result . -
Nice start
If the center of the render is the dagger itself and you don't want to place it in an environment, then your model should be much more detailed. -
Thank you for comments.
I agree with you. I did not write why I did this model and this is explanation:
I did model because I had problem with metal material and reflection (specular). As first I received only plastic material and I did not know why. From forum I received information that was a problem with lights and environment. I went to my project and I tried. Effect is OK. I'm new in Kerkythea and I need to learn much more.
For the end I can say that: for next model I will add some more details and some background.Best Regards
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if you are new to KT , maybe this helps a bit:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=17207 , and also more tight one:
http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/showthread.php?10200-Sketchup-Kerky-newbie
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Majid thank you a lot.
Your tutorial is something what I was looking for. Every KT user should start from your tutorial.Best Regards
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dear mate, it is just easy to learn and handy, but as I've mentioned ,not totally correct, by the way
cheeres -
A 1941 Sykes-Fairburn no doubt.
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