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nildoe
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sure is a nice test!! :)

rendertime and on which gtx?

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merid888

great hear about fog, in wich version will be able to use it ?
thank you karba
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j7th
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cool feature
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Daniel
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Loving the volumetric rays. This is something I've had to fake in post a lot. As for clouds, without being able to control density I don't think we'll be getting any amazing cloudscapes any time soon (I'd love to be proven wrong). I tried it with SSS for a while but never got anything decent.
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Chris
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This is really great and will give us an artistic advantage. I guess its possible to control the density?
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Karba
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Chris wrote:I guess its possible to control the density?
Only by constant value, not texture.


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snake12
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IS AMAZING RENDER, please render time and size image, is pcm, direct light or path tracing, how many geometry.

Thanks.
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Karba
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snake12 wrote:IS AMAZING RENDER, please render time and size image, is pcm, direct light or path tracing, how many geometry.

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MaTtY631990
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WOW :shock: , awesome work.
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I've noticed that fog tends to have a gradation towards a direction like the ground or a sort of bias. I'm not sure how hard/easy this is to accomplish but it would be very realistic.
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