I think that they keep using the word realistic and you are interpreting it differently than they intended.

And the vray version looks fine.

dougal2 wrote:

Borgleader wrote:Discuss?

The world is full of head cases who can't distinguish fantasy form reality (or choose not to). End.

butbutbutbut think of the children!

I just use Gaussian by default.

I can sharpen my own renders/photos just fine, thankyouverymuch

Russdigo: yep! I signed up for their beta right away when I saw it on blendernation, there are a few things I've thought of over of the years that I said "Hey, I could make one of these myself" - then checked rapid prototyping place prices: $100-200 for a little plastic piece, nope, not gonna happen...

Deus nailed it: for now (Ono may eventually integrate, perhaps with full IES profiles, a way to do this otherwise) stick an emitter at the end of a long tube.

You're not actually going to collimate the laser light by designing a laser setup, that portion of the physics of light isn't simulated.

OnoSendai wrote:Sounds like a lot of dirty hacks

Yep this is for biased rendering guys (and was there enough markety-sounding bullshit things in the write up or what?).

Huge Larrabee discussion over at B3D:

http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=48314

Awesome boss!

Thanks Smart.

You have an underappreciated job, but we appreciate it.)

Huh, just looked through the docs, thought you could already specific a port to start the master on, but I don't see it.

Set up an SSH with port forwarding, possibly?

Please take the drama to off topic, guys.

How the hell did you do the wave crashing on the left side?

It's gorgeous!

~ is aliased to your home directory in any distro i've used.

CoolColJ wrote:some real creative types out there!

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Holy shit that's awesome.

Yep.

I downloaded the realflow trial, it's good, but... meh. by this time my tenacity for getting this done has waned.