A chance to win a Thea License
-
Thank you very much guys.
I can't believe I actually won something like this.
I'm looking forward to give Thea a try. That'll probably happen next week, I can't wait.
-
Can I see the image?
Well done BTW
-
@rich o brien said:
Can I see the image?
Well done BTW
It was a luck thing. No ability or talent was requiered, just the dumb luck to have your name drawn from a list.
Lucky Artist Contest
http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=112&t=10518 -
Oh, I thought it was a render competition.
Looking forward to see that Spaceship rendered once you both decide to build different things
-
@rich o brien said:
Looking forward to see that Spaceship rendered once you both decide to build different things
It's gonna look cool....maybe. -
The 7 P's , Proper, Planning, and Preperation, Prevents Piss Poor Performance, we will build something don't you worry,
-
@rich o brien said:
Oh, I thought it was a render competition...
There IS one now actually: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=80&t=46481 (and also welcome Christina!)
Oh, and yes, congrats, Marian!
-
-
First render using Thea.
-
That looks fantastic, how long did it take Marian?
-
It's not that fantastic...I need to learn how to get better renders.
It's was about 20 minutes of render time and 15 of setup time. -
I like the reflections, and it didn't take that long
-
If I had let it render for 40 minute or an hour it would have looked better, but it was just a test. I'm now looking at the tutorials.
-
Pretty damn fine start Marian.
The Thea forum is really responsive, one of the things I love about this software.
Kepp it up -
@dale said:
Pretty damn fine start Marian.
The Thea forum is really responsive, one of the things I love about this software.
Kepp it upThanks, it's nothing much. I'll see if I'll be more than a lurker there. There are some pretty good artists there.
-
Btw, is there a way to shorten the render time by lowering the quality and not have these artifacts? Even on long renders they don't disappear completely.
-
Change to biased under Render > Presets....
Then render your image in the Darkroom.
-
Yey, thanks Rich.
-
@marian said:
Btw, is there a way to shorten the render time by lowering the quality and not have these artifacts? Even on long renders they don't disappear completely.
You can try "Final Gathering" -preset. It works well for exterior rendering.
One reason for noise is light components or emitters that intersects with other geometry. Light components have a 'Soft Shadow (m)' parameter that represents the radius of the light bulb, keep the size small enough that component will not intersect with geometry. Also if you use infinite plane, caustics will not converge properly.
With TR1/TR2 I'd recommend to use render setting Supersampling = High, specially with any smaller resolutions. Leave it auto for Adaptive (AMC).
-
Thank you for the tips Notareal. I appreciate it.
Advertisement