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Old Bottles
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Old Bottles // Image Gallery
Post by stan // Jun 30, 2006, 7:48pm
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here is my final render of the old bottles..hope you like it..
Noko ..this was done with HDRI samples at 100..
:cool: Gord |
Post by MadMouse // Jul 1, 2006, 1:18am
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Looks great Gord. How long did it take to render and at what res??? |
Post by Shike // Jul 1, 2006, 3:43am
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Superb ! :D
Really starting to get an itchy feeling (a good one though ;) )from your images...I really must test caustics soon :) |
Post by stan // Jul 1, 2006, 6:14am
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MadMouse..it took just under 12 hrs to render..the resolution was 1016x700 [a bit smaller than my screen]..;) .I've never tried rendering larger than the screen, like many of you guys seem to do..
Shike..sure that itch isn't from a certain tribeastie..:D
Thanks alot guys..:)
:cool: Gord |
Post by W!ZARD // Jul 1, 2006, 6:16am
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Very nice indeed! Thats what I call glass with class! Great work Gord. |
Post by Shike // Jul 1, 2006, 11:17am
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Shike..sure that itch isn't from a certain tribeastie..:D
Maybe I should check if he has fleas ;)
I did start a project several years ago...wanted to make a nice pic with a flower in a glass. Did squash a couple of flowers in the scanner...but couldn't make the glass good enough. I doubt that I made any backup of that project though.. :D |
Post by stan // Jul 1, 2006, 11:34am
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Thanks..Wizard..:D ..Thanks indeed..
Shike..found a site today with some vray info..some stuff about fresnel material, general settings and other things ..still have to read them all..alot seems useful for truespace..:banana:
http://www.vray.info/vray.asp?categoryID=3 |
Post by Shike // Jul 1, 2006, 11:49am
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Shike..found a site today with some vray info....
Great tip, have to check it out ! :)
Then I only have one problem left to solve.... I need another computer to work/play on while VRay is doing these heavy calculations... I can't be without my computer for 12 hours... :D |
Post by stan // Jul 1, 2006, 12:00pm
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Shike..simple shapes don't take very long to render..the main bottle has an interesting inner and outer shape ..many angles, causing the long renders..even a slight change in view angle can speed up or slow down the render..the angle of one object in relation to the others as well, which creates more or less reflections..
the bottles on each side render very fast..so depending on your flower vase's shape it might be quite fast..:D |
Post by Shike // Jul 1, 2006, 12:16pm
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Shike..simple shapes don't take very long to render
Hi,hi, but since I can't find the old project I was thinking about a glass TriBeast :D
Although...even simple shapes with only 30min-1h rendertime might be bad for my health, because when VRay starts "worming" around the screen I tend to sit and stare like I was hypnotized :D |
Post by stan // Jul 1, 2006, 12:33pm
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Shike..yup darn Vray..it's left handed..my nickname for it -> ol' monty..it's when you are waiting for that next bucket to form, reveiling just abit more..I like the pre-passes, cubism.or pointillism...:D |
Post by Shike // Jul 1, 2006, 2:29pm
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Shike..yup darn Vray..it's left handed..my nickname for it -> ol' monty..it's when you are waiting for that next bucket to form, reveiling just abit more..I like the pre-passes, cubism.or pointillism...:D
Couldn't help myself...have just been sitting for 30 minutes...watching ol'monty. Caustics is fun :D
BTW, did you get Caustics to work with HDRI ? ( I see a sharp non-hdri shadow in you render)
With HDRI I didn't see any c-pattern and tried both transparant- and Adv.transp- shadows...no luck. Spotlight worked perfectly though. :)
Not sure that HDRI-caustics would be useful....the render times would probably be horrible ;)
I guess the best way (if possible) would be to render caustics with simple light and save the c-map, and then render with hdri to get the nice shadows? :confused: |
Post by stan // Jul 1, 2006, 2:36pm
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Shike..I have a plain light and transparent shadows on..I haven't tried hdri alone with caustics..not even sure it would work..:confused: and no enviro. shadows on the hdri.. |
Post by Shike // Jul 6, 2006, 9:22pm
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Congrats on your honorable mention ! :D |
Post by W!ZARD // Jul 9, 2006, 7:06am
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Congrats on your honorable mention ! :D
Like what he said only Mentions - plural! |
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