Glass Challenge (all render engines)
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I'm trying to work out what is the cautic effect in it. ...oooh... wait. is it in the shadow on the right side of the glass furthest in the back? Looking now it looks like some light in the middle of it. A very very faint effect?
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Thomas... The ironi in your post doesn't really suit you...
What is it you're trying to achieve with a post like that...???But yes... Although it's not a very clear caustic, it sure is caustic...!
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@frederik said:
Thomas... The ironi in your post doesn't really suit you...
What is it you're trying to achieve with a post like that...???But yes... Although it's not a very clear caustic, it sure is caustic...!
Sorry. That wasn't irony. I actually noticed it while I was typing up a question. I guess I should have edited the first bit. Didn't mean to come across as a jerk.
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No worries, Thomas...
You didn't offend me...
Here's a couple I just did...
1st 1 min 6 sec
2nd 7 min 52 sec
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I think the reason why the caustics are that weak is because the scene is lit by HDR.
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@kwistenbiebel said:
I think the reason why the caustics are that weak is because the scene is lit by HDR.
Sun light would definitely show more caustics imo.I think you have it there. Multiple light sources seem to have washed them out. If the scene was rendered with those glasses in sunlight, I'm sure they'd throw some nice caustics.
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Still an HDR studio (lazy me...) and sun (Soft shadows ON, radius = 1, Multiplier =1)
Preset 20 - MLT (BPT) - 50 passes
A bit of Neat Image-ing to remove noise.
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caustics for sure
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Let me give you caustic...
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Another try with Vray for Max. Modeling done by me as well. Thanks Ande for the tutorial...it was really helpful.
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Here's another Maxwell rendering. Nothing special going on, this is simply the default glass material and water (default, meaning made through the Wizard via studio).
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A lot of these renderings have been really great. I think for the next thread it would be interesting if there were more of a benchmark. Ideally, a real photograph along with the setup (light & camera positions as well as information like wattage, type of light, camera settings, etc.). It would be interesting, after having seen all of these examples, to get a better idea of accuracy as well.
-Brodie
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I like the looseness of the challenge....it leaves a lot for interpretation. I do see your point about comparing apples to apples though.
I think a good one for the next challenge would be - Candle. I would be a good opportunity to see how render engines handle SSS in the wax and lighting tricks for the flame.
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Good idea.
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so sorry for long time ... i re rendered last scene
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Majid, that looks a little screwed up
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@earthmover said:
Another try with Vray for Max. Modeling done by me as well. Thanks Ande for the tutorial...it was really helpful.
That looks really nice. The colours of the liquid looks really nice.
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@earthmover said:
Another try with Vray for Max. Modeling done by me as well. Thanks Ande for the tutorial...it was really helpful.
I think this is the best one yet, get a bit more light in to create heavier caustics and end this thread cos we have a winner!
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majid,
Very nice. I like the bubbles and water droplets you added to this one. The glass looks a bit too green in this one, but other than that, good job.
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@unknownuser said:
Here's another Maxwell rendering. Nothing special going on, this is simply the default glass material and water (default, meaning made through the Wizard via studio).
Others may be flashier, but I don't think any come close to the realism of this. Its simple and pure, very convincing. Easily the best imo.
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