Vantage Tests

[rusteberg]

Here's some sequences from the scene above which has been a guinea pig of sorts trying out various features and settings in Vantage:

[rusteberg]

Here's some plants I've been working on using growfx. Each mesh is looped over 100 frames at 30fps. The vrscene files are pretty heavy for just 100 frames, but render quicker from vantage - opposed to rendering from max which takes longer to send each vrscene frame over and over again (is there a way to create a cache for this?)

Things were going good until i started instancing two different scattered meshes - in the last few shots from the video below you'll see trees surrounding the field slip in and out.

[rusteberg]

Some more tests - I got around the vanishing objects by limiting each scatter node to one object per surface(s).

[rusteberg]

So the animated instances were vanishing because I had collisions enabled (with bounding boxes changing size)

Here's some glass tests from another scene:

[rusteberg]

Some more tests from that scene... All kinds of places to hide.

[fixeighted]

Yeah, that was funny

[Luma3d]

I would love to get softer images. I seem to be having the opposite problem of too sharp of an umage. Yes...secret sause please.

[sharon_huisjes]

Here's some shots that I comped together from one of the scenes above. Trying out various things in each shot including frame rates, quality settings, noise cleanup and upscaling in post.

This, is just amazing!

[rusteberg]

Thanks! Made this little guy sing today with the help of vantage... We had our ups and downs along the way.

[rusteberg]

She sings too : ) Some more renders straight from vantage - which I'm really enjoying working with

[Luma3d]

What LUT are you using for the exterior stuff?