Forest Pace

[Fragster]

Full CGI work: environment and car rendered in VRay.
Big Thanks to Blut Audio (https://blut.audio/) for Sound support!

https://vimeo.com/380507907



shot breakdown:
https://vimeo.com/383525660

[kosso_olli]

Also big thanks to Lele, as he found out how to get the nice motion blurred highlights on the rims to render in a clean way!

[seandunderdale]

...care to share?

Vid looks ace!

[gadzooks]

Really nice! Assets from megascans?

[Fragster]

Thanks. Yes indeed, assets from megascans and some other packages like evermotion and also these guys here: https://gumroad.com/alter49movie#ImZtQ

[Neilg]

Dare I ask your rendertimes?

It's been a while since the cleanliness of a render alone impressed me... Great edit & scene too!

[Fragster]

Hey Neilg,

unfortunately I did not track all the rendertimes but I can tell you that especially the closeup of the rims took quite a while.
As Olli mentioned above, Lele kindly shared settings with us. Thanks to these settings the rims were clean but also rendered 2 hours even on DR render (10 blades).
So for some other shots we re-rendered the rims on similar settings via render mask.

In addition I just finished a short breakdown and therefore I had to render some clayrenders. The average render time per frame was 60 minutes.

[piotrus3333]

oh come on. spill the beans. save Lele some unnecesary reposting. signed nda or something? if it’s top secret just say.

[fixeighted]

Wasn't it in this thread? https://forums.chaosgroup.com/forum/...ed-reflections

If not then I'd also love some usable settings as I have a rather interesting Lambourghini project incoming, for which it could prove useful.

[Fragster]

Here you go:

V-Ray object properties > Motion blur samples: 12
Bucket image sampler > Min subdivs: 4, Max subdivs 256, Noise threshold 0,01

[kosso_olli]

oh come on. spill the beans. save Lele some unnecesary reposting. signed nda or something? if it’s top secret just say.

Oh sorry, I missed that one. It was indeed the thread posted by fixeighted. We took these settings as a starting point and lowered the Max AA subdivs to something that would still create nice clean rims, but rendered reasonably fast. See post from Fragster.

[Fragster]

Oh and here is the breakdown:
https://vimeo.com/383525660

[fixeighted]

Thanks for condensing the info; It's sure to prove useful