first speed test with octane (interior)

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rosariogigliotta
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hello all
these are my first images with octane
I have yet to understand the materials, and the max plugin
images are made with kernel direct light.
with max plugin can not do the colors, like never?
a question..........
SSS materials only work with kernel PMC? with direct light does not work?
I hope you like the pictures ;)

N.B. sorry for my english :D :D :D
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mib2berlin
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Yes, I like it. :)
The lightning is a bit cold (pic 1+2) and over exposed (pic 1).
SSS is working with PMC and Pathtracing.

Cheers, mib.
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Render times? Hardware used?
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rosariogigliotta
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RobSteady wrote:Render times? Hardware used?

bedroom +/- 4h
kitchen +/- 5h

gtx 460
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check out this thread!

http://render.otoy.com/forum/viewtopic. ... =despeckle
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very good renders!
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kavorka
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It looks like you have some shading normal problems with the chairs in the second image close to the camera. Also, your wine glasses look very dark. If you have a glass material applied, you need to use Path tracing or PMC, or if you want to stay with direct light, use a glossy material with low opacity, wont have the exact same look, but might work for you.
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wow I like the first rendering
just like cool morning day :D
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I like them very much, the bedroom is very nice. Well done!
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