OctaneBench - CUDA powered ATV

[ardian_ian]

this is bloody cool!!!! amazing...

[kubicki3d]

So much better than I've imagined! Both versions are awesome. Glad you made it.

[suvakas]

Thanks guys!
Some parts are still left untextured and I wanted to make a minimalistic scene for it too (smth other than a grey ground plane).
But really can't do much more with 3 days.

Heres a higher res image. You can see untextured parts a bit better.
High res ATV

Suv

[eidy]

Hi !

I would definitely go with dirt one
If you don't mind a small input / advice: less ambient light (less haze) and more glow (green text from the "engines") will set an even better mood for your nice scene (in my opinion, at least). The lighting , the base (a.k.a "ground) they both look to clean and crisp => less the studio lighting and back(ground) presence / visibility

GOD SPEED and best of luck to you!
eidy

P.S> Should you need more speed: lower max samples to no less than 2, up the ray epsilon to a max. of 0.1. Sorry if you already knew this ...

[suvakas]

Thanks for the tips. I didn't know about the ray epsilon value.
I do agree. Current lighting sure is not the best option.

Suv

[suvakas]

Another angle. Just for fun.

Suv

[matej]

Really nice project. You should put the motherboard & cards inside a plexi glass frame. It would make more sense from a functional pov, and you could use dirt on it.

[polytek]

I love it.....

[eidy]

Make it a twilight scene (sunrise / sunset) with those "engines" glowing Pls
It doesn't even need to about the entire ATV model (the scene, I mean ). Just some of it's more powerful lines plus a general silhouette against that out of focus twilight horizon (maybe even with the ATV night lights still on ?)

All best,
eidy

[tonycho]

wow
very great idea
come on put it on the competition