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radiance
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it's still pretty amazing that octane with simple bruteforce pathtracing is as fast as maxwell which has MLT, QMC, bidirectional and years of performance tuning.

i think in a few months you'll get scenes like this rendered in 40 minutes in octane after i've added similar algos.

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Diogo Moita
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Same scene but the glasses on the facade. 5000 samples, 2h rendering and visually the same noise amount :)
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jdomingo
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Joined: Mon Jan 11, 2010 11:42 am

i think some object are as if they are floating. it's bright but gloomy (good job if gloomy effect you try to achieve). how about a sample with some shadow?
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