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massive physics test || Video preview

Posted: Fri May 27, 2011 3:53 pm
by radiant
Hello guys,

**Very trivial, you might not care **

I was bored so i decided to punish blender and my computer.
I did a ball hits into mountain of boxes test.
The thing that makes me want to post such a trivial thing is the amount of cubes that i put in and what i think is very impressive from blender.




//There will be a video of 9 picture slide show of
5000 x 5000 being zoomed out to 1080p of all views

//There will be a video of two 360 turn tables.
8000 x 8000 downscaled to 4K (once i figured which format premiere/youtube takes for 4K)

[It will take up 50 GBs of space and will take 16.6 hours to render for 1 turn table]

Purpose for this?:

To test and show what Blender can with the right hardware and patience. And to present it in the most clear and entertaining way.

Cheers,
radiant

Re: massive physics test //will be updated

Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 1:27 am
by Daniel
I look forward to seeing it.

Yes, it's ICE in Softimage, though I don't know the limits of its capability.

Re: massive physics test //will be updated

Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 5:25 am
by radiant
Just processed the images to video for the first turn table. It's funny 14 gigs to 56 MBs.
I'm now rendering the second turn table at the same settings. I made the plane invisible, to fully capture the ones that went though the plane. And omg it makes the top section look small

Re: massive physics test || Video preview

Posted: Sun May 29, 2011 3:31 pm
by radiant
Posted a video, more to come. Next time it will be in the gallery. Although i dont really think it should be.........

Re: massive physics test || Video preview

Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 10:50 pm
by PSS-PT
Really impressive!
You stole all our boxes :D

OH MY GOD!!

Great power of the hardware and software.
Where is the limit?

Re: massive physics test || Video preview

Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 1:28 am
by hadouken
OMG