Ono would know that if anyone on this forum

StompinTom wrote:haha ono's sense of reality is destroyed by his own creation.

Quote of the day!

Kram1032 wrote:43? PAH

I know, I know

I just meant that 43 posts is a lot for 3 days since I don't understand why anyone would post on a forum without using whatever it is associated with.

As SmartDen mentioned, did you do anything particular to the aperture diffraction settings?

neo0. wrote:After only 3 days of practice with indigo.

And I can see you've made quite a lot of posts during that time

Well it's a bunch of motherboards in a metal cabinet. Though it's quite fast for its price.

http://helmer.sfe.se/

I looked up what aeronoise is, and I thought it looked very useful. I wonder why they removed it.

Well 24" isn't that small and I only made it 2560 x 1600 because it said so on the wiki page.

And you were right, I am using blender, and that script of yours looks rather interesting.

I started by randomizing their position on the z axis and then position them in order to achieve the canyon like shape that they form. So I didn't have to move them all but quite a lot of them.

Thanks guys!

I installed Ubuntu on my workstation about a week ago and I'm planning to install Ubuntu studio as well since it seems quite versatile. I made this wallpaper to post on their Wiki and to use myself of course. Rendered at 3840 x 2400 for 34h on my quad. During that time it managed to reach 1800 spp. ...

The model is nice, however the deformations looks a bit unnatural. And as Kosmo said, the light setup could be better.

I rendered it @ 2048 x 2048 for 9,5 hours on my Q6600.

BbB wrote:It most definitely is. Waiting patiently for displacement

I understand It is my greatest wish as well, though making a displacement map for that stone texture would mean quite a lot of work.

Fantastic. You really managed to make the vegetation convincing. All I can mention is that the closest parts of the stone texture are very flat.

Well, the supersampling level was set to 2 and I left it there.