30 Watt Fishbulb
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Pete, that's great!! The caustics make a world of difference. Did they add a lot of render time?
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Actually it was faster this time as I reduced the radiosity (I had radiosity and skydome in first one) and slightly increased the ambience, so the render was slightly faster, I did enable the 'accurate caustics' in render settings.
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Glass and fluids in glass are extremely difficult to render in Sketchup (if not impossible).
The normals are difficult to control.Here's my try, but it is completely wrong:
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I thought that I would add a V-Ray version. This is set in exactly the same scene as you uploaded it.
It took about 30 minutes to render on my twin core duo.
I wasn't too happy with my result, so I thought I'd try again.
The fish still looks like it's been pasted in afterwards...!
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That's just wrong! -
Not to beat a dead horse, but I had this idea......
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cool idea, is that Hypershot?
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Yes Pete. Hypershot, with just a default HDRI and standard materials. Texturing took less than a minute and rendering was almost instant as I just saved a screen shot right after texturing. Hypershot really shines on this type of thing.
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Most definitely a cool idea and nice render...
Although the glass material you've used seem wrong... Looks as if the part where there's supposed to be air is solid glass...
(sorry - not sure how to explain it better in English...
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He he
, very nice Earthmover.
Didn't you forget to model an electrical wire? -
Electric wire and a little electric
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