first render with octane
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Its ok, noisy since you didnt leave it cooking for a longer time, try using PMC kernel.. Turn on smoothing on the table..said wrote:Hey guys this is my first render with octane, I am open for criticism
The interior scenes do take longer to converge, but all in all for a first render, pretty nice.. Youll do much better when you work a bit more on it
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MaTtY631990
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Really good results for first renders in octane . Only faults are you need to turn smoothing on the bathtub and tables. You can let it render a bit longer for a cleaner result.
Keep it though, good work.
. Only faults are you need to turn smoothing on the bathtub and tables. You can let it render a bit longer for a cleaner result.Keep it though, good work.
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KaroBastardKiter
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definitely a good result for a first render! 
there's a lot to learn from the topics of this forum.
i would start from this for the basics on final renders to reduce the noise...
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
there's a lot to learn from the topics of this forum.
i would start from this for the basics on final renders to reduce the noise...
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... f=21&t=878
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Win 7 x64 | Blender 2.59 | Octane