ciao e benvenuto! non ho mai spinto indigo fino alle risoluzioni che ti servono, ma di alcune cose sono certo: -il plugin non c'entra, ma c'entra il sistema operativo e la ram che stai usando (con xp il limite e' a 2Gb, e io ci arrivo con circa 1milione 200mila poligoni). se usi un OS a 64 bit il di...

puoi dare un'occhiata sul sito di vrayforc4d, ed in particolare
http://vrayforc4d.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... c&start=15

significa che i dettagli sono poco nitidi, poco definiti, come se tu avessi usato un filtro per togliere il noise.. e' un po' quello che vedi nelle immagini di fryrender o maxwell, ad esempio.. e' come se fosse leggermente sfuocata.. non trovo le scene, ho paura di non averle in questo pc, adesso ce...

ciao! speriamo sia la prima di una lunga serie!! se mi posso permettere due consigli (da ex fotografo di still-life, piu' che da esperto di 3d..), ci sono alcune cose che non mi tornano: - l'obiettivo che hai usato ha una lunghezza focale troppo corta (sembra sia un bottiglione da 10 litri..). se us...

you can lower the poly-count per hair a lot! you need only 3-4 polys per hair.
is there an option in maya to convert them as 'flat' and 'looking the camera', like in c4d?

i think you can double them (in thickness), and still preserve that nice look!

looking forward to see more!
ciao!

mmmhhhhh!! what a sexy test!!

Good job, fused!!

Hi!! A very nice and clean image, as always.. if i may say my opinion, there's something that could be better: the light is too uniform, and the contrast too low.. it took 30 seconds for me to discover that there's a step between the sofas and the kitchen. I noticed the same on the other image 'sunn...

Welcome!!
It's not a fridge, it's the safe-depository!

Ciao!!

a top work!!! i like the view from above!

Ciao!!

pixie, it's always a compromise between quality and time.. sometimes there are scenes where everything is perfectly cleared, and 1 element still has noise after 30 hours rendering.. well, i prefer to find a roundabout for that object, instead of waiting so long.. The attached pic has an incredibly l...

You're right, ZomB... thank you for the good suggestion! i will surely use it!! mmmhh, are you sure it gets exported right? in your example Wuerfel.0.0 is an instance of an instance! pixie, i had a similar project to render, a couple of years ago.. i started with modellling all the glass elements, b...

no, metapixel, this is the cinema4d subforum :wink: You can also take the base object, >duplicate it 3 times (with 'generate instances' unckecked), so you have the first lower row of objects. Then put the base obj and the copies in a group, select the group >duplicate ('generate instances' marked).....

Mhhhhh!! simply beautiful images!! And the texturing is amazing!!

The camera mapped image is underexposed by 2 stops (i guess), and i suggest you to try other camera types.. i use gold200, and i think it's one of the best, for outdoor scenes..

Have a nice day, Master BbB!

ZomB, i tried a different approach:
-scaled the scene by 100 (the cube that you see in the middle is 200x200cm)
-selected all faces, retriangulate n-gons
-aligned normals..

it works!