cheekysneeky
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Hour glassThe next on the tutorial list was this hour glass that had sand animated through it.
I know you can't see the sand running through thats becasue the resoloution is to small so I could upload it quicker.
CLICK THIS THING BELOW TO SEE IT!
Darrrrrrarrrr!
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Bravo
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Very good work...
One question though, do you have 'anti-aliasing' turned off? If so, its better to have it on, it takes longer to render but the quality is way way wayyy better 
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cheekysneeky
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because bravo........I don't know how to turn it on yet  !
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Bravo
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On 3d Max I don't know how to do it either lol
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WeeBull
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As far as I know anti-aliasing is on by default. To check this, go to: Rendering -> Render and go to the Renderer tab and make sure antialiasing is checked. I just tried using different filters (right next to antialiasing checkbox) and you can make some really nice renders with those filters.
You can also define the quality of the renders when you save them as jpg, you might want to set this to 'best' to get the best picture (duh  ).
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Bravo
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Cheers Frank 
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cheekysneeky
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Thanks weebull I'll just check it out. I am at present trying to make a low poly man (soldier), he looks a bit like that man out of the old dire straits video, 'Money for nothing' I think its called
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