Hi Guys!
I would like to share with you this quick test on caustics, hoping you'll like that.
See you soon!
Cheers
Champagne! a quick caustic test
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Now I need a drink. 
Great caustics. Whats your water setup? Just a specular material?
Great caustics. Whats your water setup? Just a specular material?
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Thank you Mbetke!
Please, get it!
Yes, only a specualr with a light blue in transmission.
I designed mesh from a plane moved with a texture deformer within C4D.
glad you liked it!
Bye!
Please, get it!
Yes, only a specualr with a light blue in transmission.
I designed mesh from a plane moved with a texture deformer within C4D.
glad you liked it!
Bye!
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Are u using PMC? Or are the pool caustics also working with PT?
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Alla tua Beppe! 
And thanks again for all of your precious suggestions!!
@RobSteady: yes, I used PMC. As I might see during tests it's better way to achieve a good result with specular mats and caustics. Of course I'm the last one that may talk, since I started to use this engine lastly, but it's really nice!
See you!
And thanks again for all of your precious suggestions!!
@RobSteady: yes, I used PMC. As I might see during tests it's better way to achieve a good result with specular mats and caustics. Of course I'm the last one that may talk, since I started to use this engine lastly, but it's really nice!
See you!
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You will also get very good caustics if you use a low caustic blur value within PT.
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yes, Mbetke, you're right.
Though during tests I saw that for this knid of things (caustics, glasses, ice) PMC could be better kernel.
And sincierely I thought that might be longer to compute than it really was.
This image, at 1800x1200 was computed in one hour with two 980ti.
Thanks and see you soon!
Though during tests I saw that for this knid of things (caustics, glasses, ice) PMC could be better kernel.
And sincierely I thought that might be longer to compute than it really was.
This image, at 1800x1200 was computed in one hour with two 980ti.
Thanks and see you soon!
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Thanks!!!mccsvt wrote:Excellent job, man!
Baciamo le mani...
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