Living and dining | Vray 6

[sirio76]

Haha, okay.

The carpet close-ups look fantastic! The length of the strands is driven by a map to get the nice embossed look?

Yes a simple map in the length slot, I found a good technique for creating the map, probably it can be done with a single PS action, maybe I’ll do a tutorial in the future.

[craveiro]

The carpet is really fantastic!

[AEBI_VINCENT]

Man these carpet close-ups are mind blowing. Fantastic job

[sirio76]

Thanks!
Here is another carpet test for another room, I've used a semi-procedural map for bending the fur to get a used look:

[will_will]

amazing work !

[jackieteh]

Hi Bobby, here are some statistics, including render time:

-about 40million polygons plus render instances
-over 250 lights(spherical, ies, and mesh light plus a physical sun/sky for the day light views)
-large use of Vray Fur coupled with Vray Hair material for the carpet. The area was quite large (about 250 square meters of carpet) but thanks to ^Lele^ I've managed to limit the RAM consumption by using the dedicated level of detail feature, amazing!
-I've used C4D R26, Vray6, Marvelous Designer, all modeled by me except for some laser scans
-most textures and shaders created from scratch for this project, I've also used a few metal from my bundle
-tone mapping and post production done 99.9% inside the frame buffer, just some highlights compression, a LUT, and some cryptomatte mask here and there, some white balance when needed
-10 days of work including render time
-about 4/5h per image @4K resolution on an old 8core system

Are you using brute force + light cache?

[sirio76]

Are you using brute force + light cache?

Yes, Vray for Cinema4d do not offer Irradiance map anymore, regardless I would not use anything else than Brute force.