[Rick Morton]

Yup. Only seems to appear in the floor tiles. It went away slightly from one render to the other. Anti aliasing was 16/16

[Rick Morton]

Yup. Thanks. I figured that out!
Stilll can’t find an easy way to make the balls stop rolling sooner.

[Rick Morton]

Thanks. I’ll try that. Maybe you can answer another one…
How can I set up an image file that I know will “fit” the object I’m going to place it on with the material? Say I have a bottle, like a shampoo bottle. I create a “label” in Photoshop and just want to put it on the bottle. When I add the image to the material, then put the material on the object it’s always all over the place. I have to do major reactions in offsets to bring it to the right place and size it to fit. But it’s not reducing in proportion so I’m never sure if the image I end up with is the “actual size” of the label I created. Does that make sense? I try the cylinder, frontal, etc. and they’re all always pretty screwy. Am I just doing something totally wrong?

[Rick Morton]

However… the pieces still look like they are hollow, not solid crumbles. ???

[Rick Morton]

Thanks! That seems to work. Always something simple…. unless you know how to do it! Thanks.

[Rick Morton]

Yup. That’s what I’m looking for. Thanks!

[Rick Morton]

13955_fallingpillsonly.c4d.zip

[Rick Morton]

Found it. Render settings. Increased to 8 and no difference.

[Rick Morton]

Hmmm. Can’t find “steps per frame”.???

[Rick Morton]

Thanks, Jim. It seems you always have the answer. I’ll work on it and send the file if I’m failing miserably.