Iterations reference

[boofredlay]

Extravagant No, but that is still not what I want to see.
What I meant was hidden geometry.

Can you tell I am sharp as a tack today.

[remus]

you had me all confused, anyway, 4th time lucky:

and a comparison between 3 iterations and 4:

[boofredlay]

That's what I wanted to see... thanks.

[pav_3j]

wow, now that is dense

(the hidden geometry not you boo)

he he

pav

[boofredlay]

@pav_3j said:

wow, now that is dense

(the hidden geometry not you boo)

[pav_3j]

that could have gone one of two ways.

ha ha

pav

[human]

10-15 mins?
wow...1 guess 3 is the best for something hi-poly yet moderately speedy...
By the way what rendering system did you use? it looks good.

[remus]

I used indigo for the renders, combined with it's lovely exporter skindigo.

[human]

I know what indigo is i use it actually, and have found it to be really quite good.(but useless without Skindigo, i might add ) what was the material I mean, how did u make it? (just so u know, i'm not very good at the indigo material editor)

[remus]

It's just a red tinted glass material, i think i turned up the opacity to aobut 15% in SU to get it a deeper red, dont think i changed anything else, although it was a while ago so i cant really remeber.

[human]

Thanks, even tho u cant remember, you have renewed my faith in Indigo
I still think that's a great mat

[Whaat]

This is OT, but take a look at what is coming soon to Indigo....

http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4134&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0.

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[remus]

mmmmm, displacement mapping, im certinly looking forward to that. Any idea how long its going to be?

[human]

Yes! this is awesome!

BUT...you do realize that we started on subsmooth and now we're now talking about displacement maps in indigo...

[igor]

agreed. tread = jacked.

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