BMW Demo, Octane for 3DS Max

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solomon
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Here is a test I rendered last night with Octane for 3DS Max

You can see the wireframe here: http://www.sowl.com/2013/03/bmw-demo-3d ... r-3ds-max/

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Here is another render but with a different environ texture

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the last one .. i really like the camera angle
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I agree. The last one is great. On the first one, the car seems to be small imho(Focal/Dof choice).
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xtrm3d wrote:the last one .. i really like the camera angle
thanks :) the more I work with Octane the more I like it :)
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ROUBAL wrote:I agree. The last one is great. On the first one, the car seems to be small imho(Focal/Dof choice).
Thanks Roubal, yes indeed the DOG killed the scale somewhat ~ I am making my away around Octane and learning new things as I continue to work with it.
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here is my first Video render from Octane for 3DS max ~ average render is 1:29 minutes. I am using a Geforce GT 640 graphics card for the real-time render ~ the Card has 2GB of graphics Ram.

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