I've seen some interior scenes around. With only HDR lighting available, do you have any tips for rendering interiors with octane?
Thanks a lot
Tips for rendering Interiors?
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Crank up the exposure to capture what little light gets in there.
Crank up the exposure to capture what little light gets in there.
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make sure your models are detailed, textures are huge and complex specular is used when needed.
Also make gloss/shine suitle
Thats it really
So far I have 1.2 million polys in my model awsome with an alpha version (only using 800mb of vram) ... great stuff..
more smoothing to crank up the polys me thinks..
Also make gloss/shine suitle
Thats it really
So far I have 1.2 million polys in my model awsome with an alpha version (only using 800mb of vram) ... great stuff..
more smoothing to crank up the polys me thinks..
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