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radiant
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Hello all,

This is a animation i originally did for personal viewing.
It certainly isn't gallery material due to the basic textures and already made model [monkey].
But I'm not going to put it in the WIP section because I'm not going to work on it.
And after the 70 + hours of rendering i thought my incentive can be the gallery. .

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Modeled in Blender 2.5
Animated in Blender 2.49 :cry:
Rendering hours :70+
Rendered on a GTX 285 and the last two scenes on my new 480 8-)
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Youtube:



FLV File:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SKFQFFOV

Enjoy :)
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how much time per frame did it take ?

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On the gtx 285 it was around 1-2 minutes and something seconds.[per frame]
And each scene is around 250-200 frames.

the 480 was from .30 to 1:30 min

And i accentually rendered it in 1080.
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radiant wrote:On the gtx 285 it was around 1-2 minutes and something seconds.[per frame]
And each scene is around 250-200 frames.

the 480 was from .30 to 1:30 min

And i accentually rendered it in 1080.
cool, could you do a .mov in 1080p and upload it to a file hosting service and post it here ?
also, if you want to get it in our online image gallery you should make a 720p FLV video (flash video format).

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didnt the flv link work?

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SKFQFFOV
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Good job. Can I add this to my footage for siggraph next week?
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Yep go right ahead :D
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