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chrupek3d
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finished, thanks for the comments on WIP...

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dhamoeba
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brilliant work! :o

perfect lighting, perfect textures!

how about render time?
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AWESOME work. Brilliant.
One thing, how to make the left side with stone? Maybe you use a texture like a displacement map and later you had convert in poly before you export in Octane?
Maybe post a wireframe image for understand all.
Anyway, your render it's very realistic. :) :) :)
Great.
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chrupek3d
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dhamoeba: about 5 hours in PMC mode. I was render in the dual resolution.

siriolsd666: I made this wall with ZBrush. I used Decimation Master and baked a normal map, AO, Cavity in xNormal. Painted in photoshop using textures from http://www.cgtextures.com


Wall in Blender (decimation master)
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FANTASTIC, once that octane power tools comes available for blender, animate the camera from the start of the table to the end, and add a little bit of random shake and out of focus ness.
At standered HD and with multi gpu support it should be a piece of cake
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Very good texturing work.
What I still don't understand is the size of the plates. There are so huge, that there is not much space for bowls or small plates to eat.
Is there any idea behind or are they just too big?
Beside that good work.
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those aren't plates, they are more decoration bowls or salad bowls. I'm sure if you saw them in a real picture you wouldn't wonder, but here our eyes goes to those things that bother us :lol: It's an outstanding render btw, and you could try the setup with the portal material.
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I Know that these bowls or plates are for fruits, decoration or something else. But they don't leave enough space for other things like plates, bowls to eat. Sorry, I am designer and have a keen eye on these things but still it is a very nice render and good work.
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Wow, really great render you've got here man. One of the best Octane renders I've seen here.
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The texture work is awesome.
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