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3dmdb wrote:The quality is awesome! Thans a lot, man!!!

thank you 3dmdb

smicha wrote:Lovely!

Thank you

New Episode Character Render, Maya and Octane

Series Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ASeedForNkozaAndNankyaTVSeries/

Lovely

smicha wrote:Lovely

thanks

2016 Render ~ Episode 1 rendering, Maya and Octane

Series Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ASeedForNkozaAndNankyaTVSeries/

Wow, amazing job. There is a lot of emotion conveyed by the scenery, great work with the atmospherics (depth of field, fog, sun rays).

What type of rig and GPU(s) are used, do you have them watercooled? Do you have a dream rig in mind
Have you started any plans to change the way you work with the upcoming V3 release?

Good luck onward!

Notiusweb wrote:Wow, amazing job. There is a lot of emotion conveyed by the scenery, great work with the atmospherics (depth of field, fog, sun rays).

What type of rig and GPU(s) are used, do you have them watercooled? Do you have a dream rig in mind
Have you started any plans to change the way you work with the upcoming V3 release?

Good luck onward!

Thank you Notiusweb ~ I am using 3 ndvidia cards (one 780, two 640s) watercooled

Yes, I can't wait for the plugin versions of Version 3 for Maya and Max ~ I have already tested the Fog in 3 and I love it

Here is a Link to a video test showing my rig setup and settings: http://www.sowl.com/2015/05/speed-up-your-renders-in-maya-with-octane-renderer-tutorial/

Below is a V3 Fog test video

Maama Nankya, scene from Elephant Tail episode ~ rendered in Maya with Octane plugin

Tutorial Showing How to Create and Render Volumetric Fog using the Octane 3.0 Plugin for 3DS Max, GPU Render Engine ~ Demonstrating it using the City Environment from my Children's animated TV series, The Adventures of Nkoza and Nankya ~ http://www.nkozaandnankya.com ~ Check out our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ASeedForNkozaAndNankyaTVSeries