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Just 2h10m, and that was mainly because of the (non-blurred) garland and
the use of material_map for the baubles lettering work.
Thanks, Clipka!
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jaime
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On 26-11-2013 7:39, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Just 2h10m, and that was mainly because of the (non-blurred) garland and
> the use of material_map for the baubles lettering work.
>
I love this! Well done, Jaime.
Thomas
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It's stunning.
Michael
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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignorancia org> wrote:
> Just 2h10m, and that was mainly because of the (non-blurred) garland and
> the use of material_map for the baubles lettering work.
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> Thanks, Clipka!
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> --
> jaime
It's stunning.
Michael
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Sad to see no other comments than the ones by Thomas and me here to this very
beautiful image. But it seems that we've got to much Xmas presents with the new
POV release and UberPOV at the moment and everyone is focusing on them. I for
myself will open the UberPOV-box first at the holidays. (Of course I took a
first glance.) But this is due to RL-issues.
I didn't intended to post my comment twice yesterday, but with the first one I
got a wrong error message from the newsgroups-server that it cannot be posted
due to an "internal error". So I tried again but the original posting was still
delivered.
Best regards,
Michael
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El 27/11/13 20:25, MichaelJF escribió:
> Sad to see no other comments than the ones by Thomas and me here to this very
> beautiful image.
Not even me thanking you both for the compliments! ;)
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jaime
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Here is a more blurred version (roughness x10). This one took 5h... not
bad if you think the whole image is filled with blurred reflections.
Thnaks again, CLipka... I'm already envisioning lots of things to do
with this beautiful feature.
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jaime
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On 28-11-2013 8:21, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Here is a more blurred version (roughness x10). This one took 5h... not
> bad if you think the whole image is filled with blurred reflections.
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> Thnaks again, CLipka... I'm already envisioning lots of things to do
> with this beautiful feature.
I like this version too. I have not dressed a single Christmas tree
since my youth, but I remember there were all kind of baubles with
different blurring. So, you could also make a version with a mixture of
blurred balls going from almost clear to strong. Just a suggestion of
course ;-)
Thomas
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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote:
> Here is a more blurred version (roughness x10). This one took 5h... not
> bad if you think the whole image is filled with blurred reflections.
>
> Thnaks again, CLipka... I'm already envisioning lots of things to do
> with this beautiful feature.
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> jaime
Hi Jaime,
A great demo of what this new feature can do.
Sean
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Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
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jaime
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On 1-12-2013 9:11, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
Ah, why not indeed? I always try to increase render time ;-)
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> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
Absolutely.
Thomas
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On 12/01/2013 03:11 AM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
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> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
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> jaime
nice variation on the original scene!
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I can't help it, I still do like your original image with its beautiful
clean raytraced reflections much more. But the new garland is indeed
better ;)
-Ive
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The last is really a good image, Christmas come... I don't say the two others
are bad, they are just less impressive.
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Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
I've never seen baubles like this but very nice ;)
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El 02/12/13 20:35, Christian Froeschlin escribió:
> Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
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>> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
>> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
>
> I've never seen baubles like this but very nice ;)
Yes, they must be rare because I was not able to find any reference
images, but I remember having one of these on my hands many years ago:
it looked like it was done with a lot of metallic yarn, very thin and
wired very tight.
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Jaime
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El 02/12/13 09:45, Ive escribió:
> I can't help it, I still do like your original image with its beautiful
> clean raytraced reflections much more.
Yeah... if something fits perfect raytraced reflections, it must be
christmas baubles.
> But the new garland is indeed better ;)
It's just bigger, but as they say: bigger it's better. ;)
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Jaime
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On 12/01/2013 03:11 AM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
>
> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
>
> --
> jaime
Cool. I too remember ornaments like this from years past.
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