Office building
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I love the subtle, slightly glossy reflectiveness of the floors in your last exterior shot, stinky. truely beautyful.
this sterile, soemhow cold atmosphere of your renders reminds me of set designs of the movie "Equilibrium" (with Christian Bale and Sean Bean) - I like it!
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Thanks, herr W. The final image is rendering as we speak - and it will be for the next couple of days, I suspect.
There is in fact a cinematographic reference in the image - but it's not to 'Equilibrium'. Guesses, anyone?
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Time's up. "Play Time", by Tati.
Bridge based on drawing for "Play Time".
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Abstraction is easy.
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Vray is fun.
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Fast, too.
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nice rendering
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Thanks.
Still WIPing away. Just noticed the table's stuck in the wall.
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Lol, how did that happen?
great rendering however.
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I blame it on morning fuzzyness.
I'm very pleased with Vray. While it seems expensive, I feel it's worth every penny. Not gonna be doing a lot of Maxwell interiors anymore, I think.
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Still a wip. Of all the members of this site, I must be the slowest at modeling.
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Nice detail and renders, they're very simple but interesting at the same time IMO.
And well.. just take your time, that you would be "slower" doesn't mean you're badder..
But can I ask your specs? As you have so many details in your office building..
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Thanks. I use an 8-core Mac with 16 gb of ram.
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Wow, stinkie, aka Tom. I just stumbled onto this thread. I've always been partial to these gray (grey) clay-like images. You've done a great job here. These look wonderful; it;s hard to pick a favorite.
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Thanks, Ron. Yeah, monochrome renders work well. The last set (the interior) will be fully textured in the end though. Want those to look as realistic as I can possibly make 'em. Should be an interesting challenge.
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@unknownuser said:
Thanks. I use an 8-core Mac with 16 gb of ram.
Is V-ray using all 8-cores when rendering?
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I actually think it does as I have rendered on a vanilla Pentium 4 and a hyperthreading pentium 4 (pseudo-dual core) and there was only 1 render bucket shown in the VFB on the former PC and 2 in the latter. I have also seen on quad core machines 4 buckets so I can only assume it does make use of all cores.
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Great stinkie! Can wait to see the final version of those interior images! I think it's a smart thing that you played first with the clay materials, creating the lightning as you wish, and then apply the final materials! I think that's the way professionals do they work too!
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Great work stinkie! Really nice! the model on the table is a fantastic idea and I may have to borrow that concept at some time.
As far as Vray....I have a dual proc quad core and I still only have 2 buckets. So I would have to say it is 1 bucket per processor. I think you see 2 buckets on a Hyperthreaded P4 because vray see those as a proc but I could be completely wrong. I only know that I only see 2 buckets when rendering. Now if I use the DRSpawner and use the rest of the computers in the office then things really move. You can install DRSpawner on 10 other machines legally and it is extremely easy to set up and get running. It took me, at most 10 minutes, and that was walking from machine to machine. My renders times were cut by 60-70%!. Well worth the 10 minutes of set up time.
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