Stapler
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@dsarchs said:
Great model! Can I recommend adding a very subtle chamfer on the rubber edges? In the renderings the metal looks believable but the rubber looks a little too sharp.
Thanks for the comment..actually the original material of the stapler is stainless steel and plastic..
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I am currently using Vray for sketchup. I just can't seem to get the stainless steel effect with regards it its materials applications. Any suggestions? advice?
Thanks again in advance!
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Here,s mine in KT brushed stainless and blue plastic
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@mwm5053 said:
Here,s mine in KT brushed stainless and blue plastic
Nice..thanks for trying.. This is actually my first post here..I have other sketchup models. maybe I'll post them too and ask you again guys to render it..
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Here's from a good friend 'PAP'.. Thanks bro..
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@chocolate_fou said:
Nice..thanks for trying.. This is actually my first post here..I have other sketchup models. maybe I'll post them too and ask you again guys to render it..
Why don't you give it a try? There is Kerkythea (free), Twilight Render (full features, for learning is as "free" as possible), Maxwell Render free for sketchup
... So the possibilities are here ! 
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@unknownuser said:
@chocolate_fou said:
Nice..thanks for trying.. This is actually my first post here..I have other sketchup models. maybe I'll post them too and ask you again guys to render it..
Why don't you give it a try? There is Kerkythea (free), Twilight Render (full features, for learning is as "free" as possible), Maxwell Render free for sketchup
... So the possibilities are here ! I tried kerkythea once and twilight render but i didn't had that much time learning it.. as of now Vray for sketchup quite works for me..but I might try those render engines again sometimes...thanks for the motivation dereei!
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Still not perfect, but I'm happier with this one, also from Shaderlight.
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I believe you have my stapler?
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