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Alrighty, so I'm fudging the first post parameters a little, but...
The second one is completely unrelated to the first and is something I
plan on elaborating with a few tricks I didn't utilize this time around
(and perfecting once I figure out how to texture certain things
specifically), though it took 10 hours to render at that quality, so I
think I'll wait until I have a final version before I do so again.
Everything I know how to do (which is very little) I've figured out in
the last three days (and yet somehow managed to get some work done). As
such I am awed at some of the things I've seen on this board, and am
glad I have high standards to work around.
-M.C. ArZeCh
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> Everything I know how to do (which is very little) I've figured out in
> the last three days (and yet somehow managed to get some work done).
OK, well I'm impressed! ;-)
> As
> such I am awed at some of the things I've seen on this board, and am
> glad I have high standards to work around.
Yeah, I know what you mean...
Neat images.
Andrew.
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Looks pretty good to me for only three days!
What is taking ten hours in the second image. Is it the
focal blur?
Aaron
"Eleven" <pov### [at] xithnet> wrote in message news:3EB### [at] xithnet...
> Alrighty, so I'm fudging the first post parameters a little, but...
>
> The second one is completely unrelated to the first and is something I
> plan on elaborating with a few tricks I didn't utilize this time around
> (and perfecting once I figure out how to texture certain things
> specifically), though it took 10 hours to render at that quality, so I
> think I'll wait until I have a final version before I do so again.
>
> Everything I know how to do (which is very little) I've figured out in
> the last three days (and yet somehow managed to get some work done). As
> such I am awed at some of the things I've seen on this board, and am
> glad I have high standards to work around.
>
> -M.C. ArZeCh
>
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Sorry to hark on and on about this, but arnt first images are supposed to
involve a combination of reflective spheres & checker planes?
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Rick [Kitty5] wrote:
> Sorry to hark on and on about this, but arnt first images are supposed to
> involve a combination of reflective spheres & checker planes?
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My client is set to only download a finite number of headings, so
wherever the requirements were explicitly stated must not have ended up
in my inbox. I inferred "sphere and *reflective* plane" from the other
posts here (and hey, the shape is *made* out of spheres and has a sphere
cut out of it :P).
-M.C. ArZeCh
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Aaron Gillies wrote:
> Looks pretty good to me for only three days!
>
> What is taking ten hours in the second image. Is it the
> focal blur?
>
> Aaron
It's the focal blur (100 samples) and especially the area lighting. I
could let those slide were I not a perfectionist about certain things :P
-M.C. ArZeCh
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