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This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who knows
how long.
It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
Render details (for those interested)
Peak memory used: 2079843402 bytes
Total Scene Processing Times
Parse Time: 0 hours 9 minutes 7 seconds (547 seconds)
Photon Time: 0 hours 0 minutes 0 seconds (0 seconds)
Render Time: 32 hours 38 minutes 13 seconds (117493 seconds)
Total Time: 32 hours 47 minutes 20 seconds (118040 seconds)
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Ger
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High!
Ger wrote:
> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who knows
> how long.
> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
The contrast between those high-tech visualizations of Earth and the
renaissance/medieval architecture in the background is somewhat
bewildering... and I think you placed the look_at point too high, the
foreground looks cut-off!
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
Now playing: Oriental (Peru)
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Jörg 'Yadgar' Bleimann wrote:
> High!
>
> Ger wrote:
>> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who
>> knows how long.
>> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
>
> The contrast between those high-tech visualizations of Earth and the
> renaissance/medieval architecture in the background is somewhat
> bewildering...
It is, but one doesn't remodel a place because of what's on display at any
time. And I sorta like the mix of old and new.
> and I think you placed the look_at point too high, the
> foreground looks cut-off!
>
True, I had another look at it and found that I hadn't changed the look_at
point from an earlier test I did. So another render is running :)
> See you in Khyberspace!
>
> Yadgar
>
> Now playing: Oriental (Peru)
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Ger
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I think your texturing could use an upgrade, especially on the beams. Other
wise, perfect!
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Ger spake:
> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who
> knows how long.
> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
>
> Render details (for those interested)
>
> Peak memory used: 2079843402 bytes
> Total Scene Processing Times
> Parse Time: 0 hours 9 minutes 7 seconds (547 seconds)
> Photon Time: 0 hours 0 minutes 0 seconds (0 seconds)
> Render Time: 32 hours 38 minutes 13 seconds (117493 seconds)
> Total Time: 32 hours 47 minutes 20 seconds (118040 seconds)
Looks good - I like such complex scenes!
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Stefan Viljoen
Software Support Technician / Programmer
Polar Design Solutions
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fls13 wrote:
> I think your texturing could use an upgrade, especially on the beams.
I have tried some textures on the beams but never came up with anything that
I liked. Basically I stink at making textures :)
> Other wise, perfect!
Thanks
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Ger
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Stefan Viljoen wrote:
> Ger spake:
>
>> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who
>> knows how long.
>> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
>>
>> Render details (for those interested)
>>
>> Peak memory used: 2079843402 bytes
>> Total Scene Processing Times
>> Parse Time: 0 hours 9 minutes 7 seconds (547 seconds)
>> Photon Time: 0 hours 0 minutes 0 seconds (0 seconds)
>> Render Time: 32 hours 38 minutes 13 seconds (117493 seconds)
>> Total Time: 32 hours 47 minutes 20 seconds (118040 seconds)
>
> Looks good - I like such complex scenes!
>
Thanks, me too
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Ger
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"Ger" <No.### [at] Thank You> schreef in bericht
news:440ff35c@news.povray.org...
> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who
knows
> how long.
> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
>
Aah... a museum! Remembers me when I built one too, years ago. Had to be
closed for lack of visitors :-)
I like this scene. However, there are some bewildering aspects: What
happened to that bookcase on the left? It looks like the wall is partly
going through it. Secondly, the view through the window seems to show a
landscape out of proportion somehow: The mountains seem too close and the
palm tree looks like it was growing inside the museum. Now, I don't think
that you would be able to see mountains through this kind of window in a
natural setting; the palm tree is probably growing in an inner courtyard but
looks still too close...
Thomas
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Thomas de Groot wrote:
>
> "Ger" <No.### [at] ThankYou> schreef in bericht
> news:440ff35c@news.povray.org...
>> This one is part of an ongoing project I have been working on for who
> knows
>> how long.
>> It's a museum with all kinds of stuff on display.
>>
>
> Aah... a museum! Remembers me when I built one too, years ago. Had to be
> closed for lack of visitors :-)
> I like this scene. However, there are some bewildering aspects: What
> happened to that bookcase on the left? It looks like the wall is partly
> going through it.
It may look like that but the bookcase is actually free standing from the
wall. There are 2 columns in the wall and the bookcases are set in between
these 2 columns
> Secondly, the view through the window seems to show a
> landscape out of proportion somehow: The mountains seem too close and the
> palm tree looks like it was growing inside the museum.
The mountains are too high (scale typo), not too close.
The tree (spruce btw) is free standing from the building. It's the same tree
you can see near the model building in the back of the room. Second tree
from the right.
> Now, I don't think
> that you would be able to see mountains through this kind of window in a
> natural setting; the palm tree is probably growing in an inner courtyard
> but looks still too close...
>
> Thomas
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"Ger" <No.### [at] ThankYou> schreef in bericht
news:4412f5d2@news.povray.org...
>
> It may look like that but the bookcase is actually free standing from the
> wall. There are 2 columns in the wall and the bookcases are set in between
> these 2 columns
>
Yes, I see it now, although the column is hardly visible as such. But then,
I see the problem more clearly (also in the other columns or wall corners)
as the mortar (and the stones perhaps?) seems to stick out a lot. I would
not like to brush against them! Looks razor sharp! Imho, it should be a bit
less....
> > Secondly, the view through the window seems to show a
> > landscape out of proportion somehow: The mountains seem too close and
the
> > palm tree looks like it was growing inside the museum.
>
> The mountains are too high (scale typo), not too close.
>
Ok.
> The tree (spruce btw) is free standing from the building. It's the same
tree
> you can see near the model building in the back of the room. Second tree
> from the right.
>
Oh! Nice! This is a model of the museum itself! I had not realised that!
Nice touch. A kind of Russian doll effect.
Thomas
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