Simple Renderings Thread

[CTZn]

J'aime bien modéliser des meubles (n'étant pas très doué en architecture).
Je vous présente ma table à manger "Basico"

is this what you mean?

I like modeling of furniture (not very good at architecture).
This is my dining table "Basico"

That's the meaning, Xaon doesn't speak english.

Je crois que c'était une invitation à utiliser Google Translate Joli design, la structure a l'air bonne.

[ninopiamonte]

Simple rendent inachevé de quelque chose.
Il ya également problème avec le texte numérique.

[Xaon]

That's the meaning, Xaon doesn't speak english.

Je crois que c'était une invitation à utiliser Google Translate Joli design, la structure a l'air bonne.[/quote]

Oui, je ne parle pas anglais, je suis désolé. Cela dit mon français est correct (enfin, du moins)...

C'est pas évident de reproduire une structure réaliste, surtout au niveau du verre (qui ne touche pas le bois, il y a un espace de 0,2 mm).

[ninopiamonte]

First grass test....
2d grass clips, using component spray tool, and instancing.

[zeitmeister]

... very WIPpy yet; I'm gonna model everything real now.
Might look a lot better.

[dcm]

... very WIPpy yet; I'm gonna model everything real now.
Might look a lot better.

coolio

[ninopiamonte]

something straw Bales?

[zeitmeister]

Thank you, yeah...
the blades (stalks?) really suck at the moment; I plan to generate 3-4 single models of them and then distribute em new so I don't have to use any textures.
Let's see.

[LithiumDesign]

... very WIPpy yet; I'm gonna model everything real now.
Might look a lot better.

Impressive!

Another coffee table from me, will do a few more shots later hopefully
10hours and 5minutes colour correction etc...

[dcm]

10 hours ? i can have same in hour

[LithiumDesign]

10 hours ? i can have same in hour

I don't know what I'm doing wrong!
SS is at 3, BiDir MLT with 4 emitters, 2 each side at 4200K and 5700K, 1 from above 4800K and one at slight angle from the front at 5000K!! I modelled some diffuse boxes so the lighting is softer - which may make it slower?
The render was not very noisy at 7hours but I wanted to see how noiseless it got but it didn't get much less noisy so I gave up!

[StompinTom]

10 hours ? i can have same in hour

I don't know what I'm doing wrong!
SS is at 3, BiDir MLT with 4 emitters, 2 each side at 4200K and 5700K, 1 from above 4800K and one at slight angle from the front at 5000K!! I modelled some diffuse boxes so the lighting is softer - which may make it slower?
The render was not very noisy at 7hours but I wanted to see how noiseless it got but it didn't get much less noisy so I gave up!

With so many emitters + bounce surfaces, try using plain path tracing. Could work quite well on that scene, provided the emitters aren't too small...

[LithiumDesign]

With so many emitters + bounce surfaces, try using plain path tracing. Could work quite well on that scene, provided the emitters aren't too small...

Well I've got some more shots to render of the same scene so I'll post the results, thanks man

[dcm]

MLT is not a must in this scene. You do not have any shiny or dielectric materials. Try to use PT BiDir with SS4 to avoid fireflies which can be caused by small emitters. MLT is fast in first 30-60 minutes of rendering but its loosing power when rendering longer. MLT isnt long distance runner. PT is more linear.

[LithiumDesign]

MLT is not a must in this scene. You do not have any shiny or dielectric materials. Try to use PT BiDir with SS4 to avoid fireflies which can be caused by small emitters. MLT is fast in first 30-60 minutes of rendering but its loosing power when rendering longer. MLT isnt long distance runner. PT is more linear.

Well this is 30minutes BiDir PT SS4 -