Render challenge - water caustics
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Well not totally satisfied yet, but though I'd post the progression.
Kerkythea
Water Surface is thin glass, IOR 1.33, color changed to blueish, Perlin Noise Fresnel addedRendered with Preset 09 Photon Caustics Medium
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@dale said:
Well not totally satisfied yet, but though I'd post the progression.
Kerkythea
Water Surface is thin glass, IOR 1.33, color changed to blueish, Perlin Noise Fresnel addedRendered with Preset 09 Photon Caustics Medium
if you are going to have a better result , maybe give a try over dielectric glass shader ... or maybe download waterpack I've prepared some while ago :
http://www.kerkythea.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=42&func=fileinfo&id=86
also less bump over Z direction is needed...and the best result for true caustics would be reached , using preset no 20...
also u may have your camera , just below water surface
( give it a try 
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Hey those modo images are amazing!
Maxwell - faked!
Maxwell night - faked! 5 min test render! Needed longer!
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here are other renderes from differenr scene.. it seems that KT has good caustics handling , but the water material , doesn't let that the caustics be seen from top view ...
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I tried something to.
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@majid said:
if you are going to have a better result , maybe give a try over dielectric glass shader ... or maybe download waterpack I've prepared some while ago :
http://www.kerkythea.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=42&func=fileinfo&id=86
also less bump over Z direction is needed...and the best result for true caustics would be reached , using preset no 20...
also u may have your camera , just below water surface ( give it a try )Thanks majid
I hope to get time to try this. I do have, and use your waterpack quite often, (thanks for that), but when I try these challenges I like to try to do them from scratch to try and understand some of the principles, and controls and their variables. It also makes me go through some of the tips, tricks, and tutorials on the Kerkythea forum site, from which I always learn.
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solo....how did u fake the podium caustics?
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Oliver, it's done with a light and a caustic pattern overlaid onto a texture in PS, actually very simple. Now with blurred reflections and bump mapping it can be done even better.
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thanks for the reply pete
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another attempt
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Richard , that wood panel texture is great. Could you tell what it is? Arroway? Love that pool render. Nice, clean design.
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@sepo said:
Richard , that wood panel texture is great. Could you tell what it is? Arroway? Love that pool render. Nice, clean design.
Thanks mate the design is one of my own! The texture for the timber panel? The one with the screws in I might have edited an arroway and rebuilt to rid the tiling, fix colour and bump, add screws etc. I get so anal the screws even have the head bumped and discoloration of the timber around the head along the grain and the decking a slight cupping in the bump!! My mother was german!
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LOL...I am using one made from the photo taken from the project I designed (self referencing
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Here is a KT photon mapped quick render
Lots of water features too.
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Hi, here is my try using v-ray with GI sun.
I followed this tutorial http://software.asgvis.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_details&gid=594&Itemid=439&uid=0I used as primary engine Irradiance Map
And second engine deterministic Monte Carlo GICaustics On
Max Photons 100 Multiplier 300 search distance 5,0Environment
GI: Sky, Sunlight,
Photon Emit Distance 100000
Caustic Subdivs 10000 -
@21d said:
this is my try....it's a simple box, with a flat rect. geo.
sent to modo401....textured and renderedhello can i know how you did the water. im an paris architects and realy i need for a project. tnk a lot
gabriele
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brighter3d PRO 2.0 (not yet available).
Model from previous rendering competition (a bit cut).True caustics.
Settings:
Caustics:10
Adjust lighting: caustics = 8.90, rest = 0.0
Sun samples: 64
Sky samples: 781
HDR map only as a backroundOverall time: 128 seconds
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