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Nice renders, I like the smooth feeling a lot.
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I really like this! When you say you don't bother with IR settings, you mean you use BF with high settings, or?www.hrvojedesign.comComment
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Hi, For stills I almost always use the universal method: http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/200R...nisettings.htm
For the movie it was irradiance map and light cacheComment
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Oh that one
ok
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Hmmm....i was going to suggest checking out the multilight script but it seems the author has taken it off his site and the link at scriptspot doesn't work either. We bought it a long time ago....its pretty cool! Wonder if the author isn't supporting it anymore.-----Dwayne D. Ellis-----Comment
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thats a good idea, would be interesting to try it outComment
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Really beautiful work Peter.
Can't wait to see how the animation progresses. If wouldn't worry too much about the camera moves, you've got a very good eye for composition so I'd say stick to your instincts!
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thank you! Its good fun trying to learn something new, I find I end up rendering a lot of wasted frames as its hard to tell if it works or not from a preview. This is where I got to last week:
Going to try something more adventurous with light next...Comment
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DEllis, is this the author you´re talking about? http://www.evvisual.com/
Guillermo M. Leal Llaguno?
If it is unfortunatly he took the script off his site.
Still his glare 1.01 program is very interesting.Comment
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Isn't it a bit redundant now anyway with the VrayLightSelect render element in vray 2.0 ?Originally posted by CA Portugal View PostComment
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Yeh it totally is, and the vraylenseffect is beautiful too, but i wont have 2.0 so soon. :PLast edited by CA Portugal; 07-12-2010, 04:37 AM.Comment
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