POST YOUR RENDERS NR.2: WAREHOUSE
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@earthmover said:
Man, such great renders from everyone. Who haven't we heard from? I guess Maxwell & Fryrender. I've been pleasantly surprised by a few of the render engine results.
Here's my 2nd attempt with Vray. This time Vray4SU 1.6
Raw Render
After Post Process in Photoshop CS3
Line overlay - Thanks to Thomthom's Vray Toys!
You are using Vray4SU 1.6? The latest I can find is 1.5. Are you using some beta version?
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Jan, it's Vray for SU7 1.5 found here - http://asgvis.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=0&func=select&id=30
I guess there is a 1.5 also for SU6, so they call this one 1.60.16 in the render details. I guess officially it is VrfSU7 1.5.
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The one with the loooooooong parsing time. A workflow killer .
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Actually this warehouse is the fist thing I've rendered since I updated, and I've experienced zero parsing times. Could be that there are only 5 or so materials in the whole model. The 1.5 I was using before this was really bad. It's good to do quick test renders while texturing to find out what is slowing down parsing. It's usually due to materials placed on or in nested components.
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Kerkythea render preset 19 MLT/50 passes
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@unknownuser said:
We should have this kind of "challenge" at least once at week. What do you guys think?
@unknownuser said:
Sounds like a great i dea Competition will push my skill even further
Guys I have to disagree there, as making it competitive or a challenge will take the free flow fun out of it and force us to judge instead of enjoy.
Secondly I am opposed to judging render apps against each other as that is what it will end up as being.Lets keep it fun.
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@solo said:
Guys I have to disagree there, as making it competitive or a challenge will take the free flow fun out of it and force us to judge instead of enjoy.
Secondly I am opposed to judging render apps against each other as that is what it will end up as being.Lets keep it fun.
Fully agree with Pete on this one...!!
Let's keep it fun..!!
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I guess you're right, Pete.
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Please - let's keep it fun, informative and learn from each other.
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@solo said:
@unknownuser said:
We should have this kind of "challenge" at least once at week. What do you guys think?
@unknownuser said:
Sounds like a great i dea Competition will push my skill even further
Guys I have to disagree there, as making it competitive or a challenge will take the free flow fun out of it and force us to judge instead of enjoy.
Secondly I am opposed to judging render apps against each other as that is what it will end up as being.Lets keep it fun.
well said solo/ -
Keep it fun please...
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I fired up Artlantis R version 1 after about a year of no renders. This is what I got with no tweaking of materials at all. I will have to brush up my skills, but the model is so well textured that I am actually quite pleased already. Render time 48 seconds. Setup time 2-3 minutes.
Anssi
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Another Artlantis render (v2). 3 mins
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@earthmover said:
After Post Process in Photoshop CS3
i think this is my fave so far.. def the most realistic. you should explain what all you did in pshop
i'm working on a maxwell one right now.
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By Vray
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@kevsterman said:
I've downloaded the .skp but I seem to have a dark grey stripe top and bottom and I can't get rid of it
Does anyone know whats causing it?
Kev if you have not fixed it already it can be corrected with a Rick Wilson ruby from smustard FixAspectRatio
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Three Vue 7 renderings.
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Indigo Render 5 hours 1333 samples per pixel on my 1.7 GHz that i think i accidently downclocked to around 0.7!
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@unknownuser said:
Kev if you have not fixed it already it can be corrected with a Rick Wilson ruby from smustard
I solved the problem by pasting the warehouse into a new model. Thanks for your advice though
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here is my another try. this time with additional model from the warehouse
Adding some more Warehouse stuff
Then warehouse models were refined to show details. created some bump textures and added them to the diffuse map. So here is the my render image (no post process). more than 12 minutes with my quad core.
Post process image to add grunges.
my steps using photoshop: 1. created a copy of the image and add filter high pass.. play on the opacity
2. add a new layer, then use gradient tool of two colors (one light brown and one dark brown) blending mode is overlay
3. add noise to this gradient map
4. add mask and use textured map (35%) to removed slightly some grunge effect
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