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Hi there,

I post those images in the WIP forum because I will consider them finished once MLT will be implemented, indeed with a lot of glasses it's hard for now to have a neat result.

One cooked for about 8h with flat environment lighting and the second for about 3h with sun sky, the amount of fireflies was more or less the same, so after several hours of rendering the result doesn't seem to change anymore, after even 1h the result was quite the same, so welcome to MLT which will help to get neat result in even less time.

I rendered them at 3840x2400 with Octane beta 2, I used noise and fireflies removers and downscaled to 1280 to get a neater result.

Edit : I forgot to say it has been completely modelled in Blender

He he , very nice and if you got a motion blur will be even super fly nice..
What is the red thing in the second image ?

Maybe long but looks nice. Great idea

Very nice. With motion it will be awesome:)

Cheers,
n1k

i think you can make those facet eyes really realistic if you map them with a honeycomb black and white pattern texture to modulate the thin film coating on them.

Radiance

andrian wrote:He he , very nice and if you got a motion blur will be even super fly nice..
What is the red thing in the second image ?

The fly was so fast that the filament is sitll hot

radiance wrote:i think you can make those facet eyes really realistic if you map them with a honeycomb black and white pattern texture to modulate the thin film coating on them.

Radiance

That's exactely what I did on the spec but it is not so visible, I should tune that, later on when I'll revisit it with MLT

some rudimentary support for portals would help too...

i'm gonna be happy when beta2 is out of the door so i finally have time to work on portals / MLT.

Radiance

radiance wrote:some rudimentary support for portals would help too...

i'm gonna be happy when beta2 is out of the door so i finally have time to work on portals / MLT.

Radiance

Yes, this will open all the windows and let enter some fresh air

Nice pictures, but, hmmm, 8 hours, 3 hours, these sound like Maxwell rendertimes not Octane's.