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GLBShot Glasses Props D|S
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| Vendor: | Excessive |
| Published: | Jan 20, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 709.8 KB |
| Software: | Daz Studio |
| dForce: | – |
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| Favorites: | 8 |
| Likes: | 26 |
| Views: | 610 |
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7 Ratings5 Stars|Feb 18, 2026
Thank you!
5 Stars|Feb 08, 2026
awesome !! 
5 Stars|Jan 22, 2026
Thank you! fantastic set!
5 Stars|Jan 21, 2026
Awesome, very cool and useful props.
5 Stars|Jan 20, 2026
Cheers to you!
5 Stars|Jan 20, 2026
PARTY TIME! Thank you.
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Shot Glasses Props D|S
Shot Glass Props, a low poly high quality shot glass prop set up for Daz Studio + Iray rendering. Two versions of the prop are included, an empty one and one with contained drink geometry/materials. The Shot Glass + Drink has a morph to alter the drink level. A couple of material options are included for Whiskey and Vodka.
NB: These are super, extremely dependent on scene and lighting and render quality (REFRACTION, REFLECTION, CAUSTICS), please take this into account when setting up and rendering. The promotional and tip/icon images were done against a simple backdrop and floor with pretty standard HDRI lighting and a single overhead spotlight for the large image; you absolutely must have lighting and surfaces in your scene for the glass materials to react to.
NB: These are super, extremely dependent on scene and lighting and render quality (REFRACTION, REFLECTION, CAUSTICS), please take this into account when setting up and rendering. The promotional and tip/icon images were done against a simple backdrop and floor with pretty standard HDRI lighting and a single overhead spotlight for the large image; you absolutely must have lighting and surfaces in your scene for the glass materials to react to.
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