Romanesco
Romanesco
Hi guys,
this is my contest entry on a german C4d board, topic was to show sth really small.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to submit Indigo version on technical issues (my fault) so i had to submit a vray rendered version as final.
Images look quite similar but i definetly prefer the Indigo version: so here it is!
Hope you like it, any kind of tips and tricks are welcome!
best regards
*edited*
attached 2 wires just for fun
250million spheres
this is my contest entry on a german C4d board, topic was to show sth really small.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to submit Indigo version on technical issues (my fault) so i had to submit a vray rendered version as final.
Images look quite similar but i definetly prefer the Indigo version: so here it is!
Hope you like it, any kind of tips and tricks are welcome!
best regards
*edited*
attached 2 wires just for fun
250million spheres
Last edited by Mor4us on Tue Sep 03, 2013 9:47 am, edited 4 times in total.
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Re: Romanesco
Took a lot of rendering! The final came out really nicely, top work mate
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It's turtles, all the way down! Congrats, that's a nice render you've got here.
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That looks great! How long did it take to render (and on what)?
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I left it to render most of a weekend on two spare i7s at the Glare office; the strong DOF was pretty difficult to render clean, especially with the specular water bubbles.
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Straight BiDir I'm guessing?lycium wrote:I left it to render most of a weekend on two spare i7s at the Glare office; the strong DOF was pretty difficult to render clean, especially with the specular water bubbles.
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Nope, bidir with much improved experimental MLT.
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Ooh! When are we getting it?lycium wrote:Nope, bidir with much improved experimental MLT.
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After Indigo 3.6 Stable release. It's working well but needs some raw speed optimisation to finish the job
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Sweet. MLT seems to be a very universal method for rendering complex scenes. Happy to see it getting improvements.lycium wrote:After Indigo 3.6 Stable release. It's working well but needs some raw speed optimisation to finish the job
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same here, it's a nice initiative !Voytech wrote:Sweet. MLT seems to be a very universal method for rendering complex scenes. Happy to see it getting improvements.lycium wrote:After Indigo 3.6 Stable release. It's working well but needs some raw speed optimisation to finish the job
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great! how did you model this? looks like a mandelbrot set
24 hours isn't enough
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I tried to manage to create the shape with mograph turtle system first, but unfortunately i didn't manage to create it in a spherical or custom shape. In the end it worked out really well with xfrog plugin wich offers a solution for spherical phyllotaxis.
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