Simple V-Ray render

Stinkie

I've should've mentioned this before: I got an 8 core computer. Vray likes that.

Still, people are getting reasonable times with Vray and a dual core.

Richard

I've should've mentioned this before: I got an 8 core computer. Vray likes that.

Still, people are getting reasonable times with Vray and a dual core.

Just a small detail. I'd like that just as much as Vray! Makes a bit more sense of the render times now!

sepo

nice render...Is that Peter Zumthor?

plot-paris

oh, I love Peter!

perhaps we should open up a Peter Zumthor obeisance thread sometime. but it is really difficult to get pictures of his buildings on the internet...

Stinkie

Hi, Sid. Yes, it's Zumthor.

Frederik

Nice render, Stinkie..!!

@unknownuser said:

I've should've mentioned this before: I got an 8 core computer. Vray likes that.

Yeah... Is definitely worth mentioning...

Jorgensen

Does VRay use multicore ?

remus

Good stuff stinkie. If this is a test Im sure im going to be wowed when you start doing 'real' renders.

P.S. Vray does use multiple cores.

mateo soletic

Stinkie.
Great render..!!

Stinkie

Thanks, Mateo. Here's another test. Took longer (14 m 34.7 s @ 1916 x 1093), as I had to up some settings to get rid of splotches.

Couldn't get displacement on the rug working, and I couldn't figure out how to change the color of the sun and the sky (I wanted a "morning feel"). Guess I have some more forum searching to do.

I'd like to finish this one. Not a particulary exciting scene, but I'm curious to see how it'll turn out.

Flynfree

@unknownuser said:

Thanks, Pete. I was surprised about the speed/quality ratio myself. All praise Mado!

PLEASE SHARE YOUR MADO !