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Trying out Octanerender with an older scene made in Lightwave. It's not the easy workflow getting a scene into Octanerender but hey, I'm figuring it out as I go :) It still needs work, so I'll might post some more images when I get around to it. Surfaces are not finished so go easy on me. :)

And I'm having a few issues with UV maps not behaving like they should, so this view was the only one I could make without it seeming to crappy.
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Pathtracing result after 4 mins rendering. Exposure = 3
Pathtracing result after 4 mins rendering. Exposure = 3
Directlighting result after 4 mins rendering. Exposure = 2
Directlighting result after 4 mins rendering. Exposure = 2
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Bitboy wrote:Trying out Octanerender with an older scene made in Lightwave. It's not the easy workflow getting a scene into Octanerender but hey, I'm figuring it out as I go :) It still needs work, so I'll might post some more images when I get around to it. Surfaces are not finished so go easy on me. :)

And I'm having a few issues with UV maps not behaving like they should, so this view was the only one I could make without it seeming to crappy.
Truth be told, directlighting algorithm is darmn cool! :D
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Yup it sure is.. :)
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A couple more renders with a bit better surfacing.
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4 mins rendertime again to compare.
4 mins rendertime again to compare.
4 mins rendertime again to compare.
4 mins rendertime again to compare.
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may i ask how the scene is being lit? is mesh/area lighting implemented in the commercial beta?
oh.. nice renders and darn fast too :shock: ..
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There's 4 rectangular holes in the ceiling where light enters from the outside. Pretty simple but it works. No geometry light yet, but hoping it will arrive at some point.
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