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Playing with some trees and dealing with the limits ...

can't stop watching... fantastic work Enrico!

Yea really nice renders, I can't wait to get into some environments w/ Octane myself. Great stuff man =}

Thanks guys for comments.

I am angry.
Very angry...
Posting pictures like these shouldn't be allowed.
Oh no, it shouldn't be allowed at all.

Otherwise, how are WE (simple human beings) supposed to look at our own work afterwards, and be able to think that what we do is good and worthy ???!!!


These pictures are just jaw-dropping (I think that's the right term in English).
Show them to anyone who doesn't know anything about photorealistic 3D, and they'll tell you that these are REAL pictures.

Amazing... Simply amazing...
"Congratulations" is a poor word for that kind of work...

Now I'm gonna stop crying and work on my 3D models harder...!!!!


Thanks for these pics Enrico!

Superb. How long for render time.

great images! but.. limitations?
with all that processing power i can´t imagine what you mean by limitations please explain it
again, great work.

nektares wrote:great images! but.. limitations?
with all that processing power i can´t imagine what you mean by limitations please explain it
again, great work.

Whatever is the renderer such scenes always oblige you to deal with million of tris, lot of materials and only 896MB of memory, and I must say Octane really rocks, and the rendering time is more than acceptable, depending on the view, the rendering time varied from 20 min to 2h in 2400x1800 with pathtracing ! Really nice !

as always plain amazing renders, I love them, and I have to thanks you, in another post you talked how you packed the textures of the books just to have one single material, that tip was plain great for my current job, I have people, cars and trees, all have lots of texture amongs them, and are not the focus of the project, so they are a pain, but I did as you suggested and packed them (1 for the trees, one for the cars and one for the people) and even thou it was a little extra work it was totally worth it. Thanks a lot!

Material-Packing sounds interesting!
Do you have the link to the thread you're talking about?
Thaaaanks!