Little practice object I made in Maya, textured in Substance, and then rendered in Blender with Cycles!
this post was submitted on 14 Sep 2025
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Even after understanding these comments my mind is a little bent. So great work. One critique on the blade track mirroring off the blade. It looked as though it is actually underneath the track. Have you tried the image without that reflection on the blade? Would a Razer be that reflective?
Not OP, but I have bought blades that are high mirror, or dull, just depends. But you have a point, with the blade brushed finish, the mirror affect would be much diminished. But the image is so good it would fool me as real.
Thanks for the feedback! The model and textures are based off a real one I have here at home, so the real one has simliar-ish reflections as well.