J glasses

Does your rendering look like this:

This is happening because there are two surfaces occupying the same space. One that is using a glass material, the other is using the dark liquid material. The software tries to display both of them, but an interference pattern results. You will need to select the object with the glass material and turn it off. you can do this in Rhino, but if you are already in Keyshot, you can do it there as well. There are two ways to do this:

This page shows how to use the scene tree to select an object and turn it off
https://www.keyshot.com/manual/keyshot6/?section=scene-tree

But you can also delete it. From the scene tree, select the object you want to delete and then right click and select delete from the list of options (shown here):
https://www.keyshot.com/manual/keyshot6/?section=duplicating-models

In Rhino, you can also run the command SelDupAll (Edit>Select>Duplicate Objects) to find any duplicates that might be in your model.

This link provides an illustrated explanation. It’s geared towards SolidWorks users, but the concept is the same.

Part 3: This Video demonstrates how to do a basic rendering with Keyshot, including how to set up the kinds of materials you may want to use for this project.

Part 2: How to measure the volume of your glass.

Commands used in this video:

• box
• booleansplit
• volume

Part 1: A review of the drawing and modeling techniques required to complete the drinking glass assignment.

Commands used in this video:

• Pictureframe
• Curve (control point curve)
• fillet
• BlendCRV
• Scale1D
• join
• explode
• revolve (full circle)