modeling- in Blender, "copper thing" in TopMod
"Fireflies" removed in Photoshop Filter-Noise-DustAndScrathcers- r-1, t-7
strange copper thing on the coffee table
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luchschen
I painted the interior
modeling- in Blender, "copper thing" in TopMod
"Fireflies" removed in Photoshop Filter-Noise-DustAndScrathcers- r-1, t-7
modeling- in Blender, "copper thing" in TopMod
"Fireflies" removed in Photoshop Filter-Noise-DustAndScrathcers- r-1, t-7
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yeah, i noticed the ambient occlusion look.
have you tried switching the kernel to path tracing to get a better result ?
directlighting is only usefull for navigation/scene editing,
it does'nt really give good quality for final renderings...
Radiance
have you tried switching the kernel to path tracing to get a better result ?
directlighting is only usefull for navigation/scene editing,
it does'nt really give good quality for final renderings...
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
directlighing is good if you want to do previz work (more advanced things than Opengl like true reflections)
It could be good also for non-realistic rendering, or for doing faster clay renders
Render it with pathtracing so we can see the difference between the two pictures
It could be good also for non-realistic rendering, or for doing faster clay renders
Render it with pathtracing so we can see the difference between the two pictures
http://Kuto.ch - Samuel Zeller - Freelance 3D Generalist and Graphic designer from Switzerland
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luchschen
OK'directlighing is good if you want to do previz work,
When I try to switch pathtracing program crashes.
I'll try more tomorrow