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nuno1980
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SusanEH wrote:look so realistic and smooth :)
It isn't true photorealism due to the lack of caustics!!! :evil:
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Nuno,

come on. We all know that PMC would give us great results, caustics, shadows, etc., but as clearly stated the aim was to get the model super fast and deliver it to a client.

Anyway, good to hear from you ;)
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nuno1980 wrote:
SusanEH wrote:look so realistic and smooth :)
It isn't true photorealism due to the lack of caustics!!! :evil:
Nuno if you can do it better show us. If not better shut up. :lol:
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Please should read new PM message.
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nuno1980 wrote:
SusanEH wrote:look so realistic and smooth :)
It isn't true photorealism due to the lack of caustics!!! :evil:

" it isn't true photorealism because the model wasn't modeled using molecules"
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itsallgoode9 wrote:
nuno1980 wrote:
SusanEH wrote:look so realistic and smooth :)
It isn't true photorealism due to the lack of caustics!!! :evil:

" it isn't true photorealism because the model wasn't modeled using molecules"
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itsallgoode9 wrote:" it isn't true photorealism because the model wasn't modeled using molecules"
FALSE!! Because your reason is "invented".

EDIT: molecules as noises -> incorrect but need 15-20k-samples to appear very good caustics using PMC!!
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