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This image still needs a lot of work but I thought I would post. I have always appreciated Vray proxies but this this image has tought me a whole new level of respect for them. Try this in MR. 250 million polygons rendered with 1.5G of ram.
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yup. thats officially what we would call.... a lot of damned polys
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Very cool.
Actually, with 64bit max we do this and more alot now.Try this in MR. 250 million polygons rendered with 1.5G of ram.
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MikeComment
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Very nice image!
But is wrong what you said about MR. Take a look at images bellow. VUE + MR in max (25billion polys).
http://www.gb3hands.blogger.com.br/MALAGA_V01.jpg
http://www.gb3hands.blogger.com.br/MALAGA_V03.jpg
http://www.gb3hands.blogger.com.br/MALAGA_V04lit.jpgwww.thefakeworld.net is back!
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at that scale you can render 100 billions if you want....farther the camera faster the rendering.show me the money!!Comment
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hehe, didn't mean to offend any of the MR users out there
Before 64-bit MAX, we used to have a ton of problems getting MR to render heavy scenes in max and have since moved away from it. This scene was rendered in Max 8 using only 1.5G of 4G of RAM.Comment
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Wow - impressive! What were your rendering times?Comment
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but the credits for this go mostly to vue, cause all the trees get rendered from the vuerendercore...
would love to see this integrated with v-ray...
TomComment
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Nice render.. and alot of polys
My top was 11Billion. Was like 1.2GB
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