Rendertime ~ 1 hour at 3840x2160 for the main image..
3Ds Max & Octane Render..
Bathroom remake..
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daniel.reutersward
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I did a rather quick remake of an old bathroom scene to test Vizpark Omnitiles..
Rendertime ~ 1 hour at 3840x2160 for the main image..
3Ds Max & Octane Render..
Rendertime ~ 1 hour at 3840x2160 for the main image..
3Ds Max & Octane Render..
Your images look terrific. The main thing that jumped out at me was the lack of a drain in the shower or a water catch. Other than that these look very realistic. The carpet is done very nicely.
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Silverwing
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Great image. Very detailded and nicely lit. Great use of Octane.
Keep ut up!
Keep ut up!
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daniel.reutersward
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Thanks! You are correct, must have been me being lazyBendbox wrote:Your images look terrific. The main thing that jumped out at me was the lack of a drain in the shower or a water catch. Other than that these look very realistic. The carpet is done very nicely.
Thank you for the kind words!Silverwing wrote:Great image. Very detaildes and nicely lit. Great use of Octane.
Keep ut up!
Thanks buddy!JohannesL wrote:Thumbs up, dear
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daniel.reutersward
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Thanks! Hair converted to geometry.DS_mike wrote:looks great!
how is the carpet made? hair? displacement? looks awesome
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Silverwing
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Its looking great indeed.
I live the photographic look. Very well done tiles and also the rug looks really good. Overall nice mood and atmosphere.
Keep it up!
Cheers,
Raphael
I live the photographic look. Very well done tiles and also the rug looks really good. Overall nice mood and atmosphere.
Keep it up!
Cheers,
Raphael
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So Omnitiles is working with Octane?
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daniel.reutersward
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Thank you for the kind words Raphael! (I´m a fan of your work btw!)Silverwing wrote:Its looking great indeed.
I live the photographic look. Very well done tiles and also the rug looks really good. Overall nice mood and atmosphere.
Keep it up!
Cheers,
Raphael
Not per default. I used the built in function in 3Ds Max "Render To Map" to render out 4-8k textures and then used them with Octane. That way it worked without any problem.RobSteady wrote:So Omnitiles is working with Octane?