Only one thing I really wanted to use the DirectLighting the glass whilst passing light.
Render time: 4minutes
Resolution: 1920x1080
Hardware: 2X GTX 460 (715Mhz)
3D Model: I am not the author
F-16 (First test)
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This is my first final rendering. I used DirectLighting because it's time for my work time available and usable.
Only one thing I really wanted to use the DirectLighting the glass whilst passing light.
Render time: 4minutes
Resolution: 1920x1080
Hardware: 2X GTX 460 (715Mhz)
3D Model: I am not the author
Only one thing I really wanted to use the DirectLighting the glass whilst passing light.
Render time: 4minutes
Resolution: 1920x1080
Hardware: 2X GTX 460 (715Mhz)
3D Model: I am not the author
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ASUS P6X58D-E / Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 / 24GB Ram (DDR3) / i7 950 (OC4.2Ghz-without HT) / Windows 7 x64 / and million cooling fans 
VFX/CGI, Animation for documentary movies, Music videos, Products renderings, Advertising....3D/2D (small production)
VFX/CGI, Animation for documentary movies, Music videos, Products renderings, Advertising....3D/2D (small production)
Very cool, you should definitely try pathtracing. Now add some tarmac and a hangar and you have a go.
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Pathtracing time for me is useless. I usually make animations.
ASUS P6X58D-E / Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 / 24GB Ram (DDR3) / i7 950 (OC4.2Ghz-without HT) / Windows 7 x64 / and million cooling fans
VFX/CGI, Animation for documentary movies, Music videos, Products renderings, Advertising....3D/2D (small production)
VFX/CGI, Animation for documentary movies, Music videos, Products renderings, Advertising....3D/2D (small production)