Desert city

[raymarcher]

Remember this is the author of vray the complete guide, great work

[olly]

Remember this is the author of vray the complete guide, great work

This is true.

But however good you are with Vray, it doesn't stop Max being a slow unpredictable beast when your scene is rammed full of polys...

[cecofuli]

Thanks!

ehmmm... + 1 day for rendering and post . The secret? 14-15hr/day. But just for this project (I hope! )

[rmejia]

Looks amazing, I love the big scale of the project, can't believe it was all done in less than 8 days! wow!

[werticus]

Yeah but with the bill you should have charged the client you can now afford 6 months off :P

[Janosik]

can i ask which graphic card used on this project ?

[cecofuli]

An simply GeForce 9800 GTX

[muzzy]

1 man-1 week = absolutely perfect.

You must be a machine or robot.

Great job.

[devin]

It truly is amazing that you were able to do all of that in 7 days, did you outsource any of the work?

[oconv]

wow, absolutly stunning stuff. "manhole city oasis"
are you allowed to tell us, how the architects are?

-oconv

[batu]

Just amazing!

Thanks again for writing the book to.

[philip kelly]

Can I ask what is the work flow on something of this size.
Did you use vray scatter, and the other plugins they have for the traffic.
How did you handle the polygone count?
What were the render settings.
i am using the new service pack for Vray and it is very slow.
Granted an interior scene 100mb 80 Eis lights+ a lot of Vray Lt materials.
But taking a long time to render.
6 hour for 3000x 1850 1000 Light cache, and high settings.

So any insight how you did this much work in the time would be grate.

The next time i am over in Milan I will give you a shout.
My wife is from Outside Milan.

Phil

[pixela]

Wow so many poly, so much detail and simply great wrok for such short time.
Congratulations!

[Resolution01]

Great work!

Power to the one man band.

[sv]

who's your client for this project?
Nice images; I have seen a similar design recently - well, not that similar, but i've seen the concept of park being built above existing buildings... it wasn't in the desert!