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e3di
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Here is an image and quick animation of a kitchen I have just done. I should have left the animation running a little longer but didn't have the time. I might re render it over weekend.

Cheers

Neil

http://vimeo.com/11892726


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e3di
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Forgot to mention I used the Max exporter script which is amazing!!
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zenonn
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:) Nice work. What was your time per frame? and what is your system specs?
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pedrofelipe
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very nice result!!
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GeorgoSK
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I would also like to know the specs and times per frame, maybe even whole :- ) Was this lit using direct light ?

Nice though ;)
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radiance
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yeah, i think it's direct lighting.
nice work though, but indeed a bit longer would have did the trick ;)

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e3di
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Thanks for the comments.

Yes, it is direct light, the render time was about 1min/frame running on a Tesla C1060.

I rendered the image at 2000x1500 in 6min :shock:

I will render the animation over the weekend.

Cheers

Neil
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ribrahomedesign
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very nice . good job
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tedhaoyang
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it's nice.i want know if you use kilad's exporter?i have tried it many times,but i can't find my textures in octane.
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radiance
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tedhaoyang wrote:it's nice.i want know if you use kilad's exporter?i have tried it many times,but i can't find my textures in octane.
you mean there's a problem with kilad's exporters or octane ?

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