A render made (slowly) with MCPov (72 passes, in ~60 hours on 4 CPU - 
still running to remove some noise still present!). With thanks to Fidos 
for his help with the MCPov parameters for this scene.

The animal is from Daz, and I have used Sam Benge's luminous bloom code.


Thibaut


PS: "huis clos" is a French expression meaning literally "behind closed 
doors", and it seems to be translated in some context by "in camera"

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Thibaut Jonckheere <tua### [at] MAPSONyahoofr> wrote:
> A render made (slowly) with MCPov (72 passes, in ~60 hours on 4 CPU -
> still running to remove some noise still present!). With thanks to Fidos
> for his help with the MCPov parameters for this scene.


Are you running multiple instances of MCPov? I see people say that they ran
MCPov on a quad cpu or similar, but since it's not multi-threaded, I've only
had luck by running multiple instances and averaging the results. I can't wait
for it to be updated to be multithreaded.

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> Thibaut Jonckheere <tua### [at] MAPSONyahoofr> wrote:
>> A render made (slowly) with MCPov (72 passes, in ~60 hours on 4 CPU -
>> still running to remove some noise still present!). With thanks to Fidos
>> for his help with the MCPov parameters for this scene.
> 
> 
> Are you running multiple instances of MCPov? I see people say that they ran
> MCPov on a quad cpu or similar, but since it's not multi-threaded, I've only
> had luck by running multiple instances and averaging the results. I can't wait
> for it to be updated to be multithreaded.
> 

Yes, I am running four separate instances of MCPov.

Thibaut

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