Chess scene
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Chess scene
80 hours.
2600 s/px
It's still rendering, I'm waiting for it to get to 5000 samples.
2600 s/px
It's still rendering, I'm waiting for it to get to 5000 samples.
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Hey hey! Some great critique and good ideas. I'm trying a glass chess board now. @Kram yes I think that was some normal smoothing problem on the kings head. Unfortunately I didn't know that was there until I got to about 2000 samples/px Here is my glass board test.
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quite nice
You know, not only coloured glass could enhance this, but also coloured lightsources....
One of the most efficient ones is a cool light and a hot one... (blue or high K blackbody and red or low k blackbody)
Also a true environment or an hdr (or both) would enhance it a lot I guess....
And if you want to do overkill, also try to use dispersion (cauchy b) or one of the schott glasses (lead-glass will give nice results, I guess...)
You know, not only coloured glass could enhance this, but also coloured lightsources....
One of the most efficient ones is a cool light and a hot one... (blue or high K blackbody and red or low k blackbody)
Also a true environment or an hdr (or both) would enhance it a lot I guess....
And if you want to do overkill, also try to use dispersion (cauchy b) or one of the schott glasses (lead-glass will give nice results, I guess...)
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@Kram I don't understand what "Cauchy B" does.
Does anyone know how to make the glass change the light color coming through it? The absortion color doesn't seem to do that.
Sorry about the file size, I was too lazy to compress it.
@Kram again, do you know where to got high res .HDR image probes? Debevec has good probes but there low res. I don't feel like modeling an environment.
@Suvakas, I agree on the contrast issue between glass peices and glass board, that bothered me too. I will either go black and white board or colored glass.
Does anyone know how to make the glass change the light color coming through it? The absortion color doesn't seem to do that.
Sorry about the file size, I was too lazy to compress it.
@Kram again, do you know where to got high res .HDR image probes? Debevec has good probes but there low res. I don't feel like modeling an environment.
@Suvakas, I agree on the contrast issue between glass peices and glass board, that bothered me too. I will either go black and white board or colored glass.
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