Guillotime (lmao)

 Execution time!!! Bad pun forcibly intended. I chose the guillotine ring for my final, although it was hard to choose between the three. If you want to check out my prototype models and a little over view of our speed dating crit head here ---> https://thisisforobjects.blogspot.com/2020/11/love-me-some-prototyping-and-proof.html

Now, back again to number three on Danielle's Ultimate Frustration Tantrum List.... renders! Idk man, idk why Rhino hates my renders. I have tried to trouble shoot it with all the Rhino articles I can find, my renders still come out grainy as shit, the background colour is not even close to what I pick and the shadows look like someone is high on acid trying to shoot film in the dark. What a life. I'm definitely being dramatic but I have struggled so much with renders and I'm upset I had the same result for this ring. For the sake of not using screenshots, here they are: (Also if anyone knows the answer to my problem lmk, I'm sure it's something as simple as turning a setting on)




and also my passing material overview and heat map for "Smoothest fine detail plastic"



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