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Published: 2008-05-09 10:03:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 12872; Favourites: 483; Downloads: 364
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An old step-by-step tutorial on rendering a waterdrop. Compare to an opaque round object. I hope somebody finds it useful.This assumes a uniform environment with no reflections.
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christina antoinette
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thank you (: I followed it, kinda, while making this:
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oh wow, thank you . Lovely tutorials!
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OMG thank you so much, I've searched for an hour~!!!! You're a lifesaver <3
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YOU DON'T KNOW HOW THANKFUL I AM TO SEE THIS TUTORIAL!!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
>.<
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Omg, really? Thank you 
Same principles apply to eyes and gems. They refract the light, so the side farthest from the light source is actually brighter. The side closer to the light source appears darker, except of course for the small dot of highlight.
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I've GOT to use this in something! Thanks a bunch, this makes so much sense!
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thx what i was looking for and hey you got my first name ouo
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This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks a million!!!
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So happy you found it useful
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will you post your creation so I can see?
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Hello! I aways spend maaany hours looking the details of waterdrops I was going to make a tutorial, but I think this is excellent. Simple and useful. Thanks!
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Excellent work 
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