Hi all!
Here's another set of simple and quick interiors for a client.
Not really some sort of stuff I am proud of but I thought I'd share it anyways!
Path Tracing 4 bounces, around 9 mins per image on a gtx780ti + gtx970.
Greetings!
M.
more (quick) interiors
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Very clean for 9 min cooking !
I guess you used emit planes on windows.
Did you used specular material for windows or glossy with low alpha ?
Great result
I guess you used emit planes on windows.
Did you used specular material for windows or glossy with low alpha ?
Great result
Modeling system : I7 32GB Windows 10 & Fujitsu Celsius H720
GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
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GPU : 1x Gigabyte GTX580 3GB + 1x MSI GTX780 3GB + 1x PALIT GTX780 6GB +1x Asus Stix GTX1070 8GB
http://www.myline.be
Thanks!
Yes I used light planes at windows!
As for glasses I used a fake glossy material, I see now that I even forgot the glass plane in some shots, I was in a hurry
Best wishes,
M.
Yes I used light planes at windows!
As for glasses I used a fake glossy material, I see now that I even forgot the glass plane in some shots, I was in a hurry
Best wishes,
M.
They're indeed looking very (too 
) clean for only 9 minutes. Ceilings and walls look perfect!
Did you do any post work or are these raw renders?
Can you share a basic max scene with your setup/settings? Maybe this scene without furniture and textures?
I know about your light planes, but just to see the general scene setup (response filter, white material value, settings)
) clean for only 9 minutes. Ceilings and walls look perfect!Did you do any post work or are these raw renders?
Can you share a basic max scene with your setup/settings? Maybe this scene without furniture and textures?
I know about your light planes, but just to see the general scene setup (response filter, white material value, settings)
Octane for 3ds Max v2.21.1 | i7-5930K | 32GB | 1 x GTX Titan Z + 2 x GTX 980 Ti
Thanks RobSteady.RobSteady wrote:They're indeed looking very (too
Did you do any post work or are these raw renders?
Can you share a basic max scene with your setup/settings? Maybe this scene without furniture and textures?
I know about your light planes, but just to see the general scene setup (response filter, white material value, settings)
I have attached a typical scene of mine (without the furniture due to file size).
Usually for interiors I use linear workflow with gamma 2.2.
My postproduction actions usually are on curves, sharpen, and saturations. So the raw renders looked pretty like the final ones, just with less contrast. I barely have the time to spend on post production, so I tend getting the most out of octane.
White material I use for interiors is 200\200\200.
Thankwastzzz wrote:
but... textures... are missed but vray plugin files aren't important.NOTE: I'm sorry for bad english due to mute
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CRT 19" Samtron 19"