Ooops, I meant TeaPot Party Room. I saw something like this on the Maxwell site (and in Rad's tut) and wanted to try it out myself. I used my own Newell Teapot generator script for Blender, which also makes the spoon, cup, and yoda at any resolution you desire:
http://gamma-ray.home.comcast.net/tmp/teapot.py
Cooked for 23 Hours, using 2 threads, on a 3.6 GHz PC and there is still a little noise. Some necessary corrections in HDRShop: Gamma 0.5, Exposure +0.4, and White Balance on whole selection made a world of difference to the original faded output.
Pot Party Room
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Great work Scorpius! Superb script Thanks for linking us to it.
Could you share your sun settings? Do you only use default blender values for it or do you modify it in the xml?
keep the good work up!
Could you share your sun settings? Do you only use default blender values for it or do you modify it in the xml?
keep the good work up!
AMD Ryzen 7 1800 @3.6ghz, 32GB ddr4 3200 mhz Ram, Nvidia RTX 3060 12GB, Win10, Blender/Sketchup/Modo/Cinema4d
Thanks. I use the default settings for the sun and did not edit the xml at all -- except to increase the phong exponent for the ag.nk shader because the Blender max is 512.
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<skylight>
<sundir>0.866025 -0.000000 0.500000</sundir>
<turbidity>2.000000</turbidity>
<sky_gain>0.005000</sky_gain>
</skylight>
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