outdoor-scene

[deneb26]

hi there

here is a small picture of a scene i'm working on.
well let's say that it's nearly finished, what the rendering concerns.

nice evening
ale

[donnal830]

Very nice!

What are you using for light source?

Very nice image!

Don

[Gijs]

Apart from the foliage, one of the best outdoor shots I've seen so far. The light feels very realistic. Well done!

Gijs

[freak]

agree...lights are superb

[deneb26]

thanks guys

there's only one directional light source with vray shadows!
i'm still working on the foliage and grass...

here some tests:





cU
ale

[geppof]

How did you make the grass?

[stephan_MA]

i thought you do all you grass stuff in post..

did you switch to displaced grass?

i guess you did your fantastic blurry glas in one of your exterior images on you homepage in post too, or did you do it in max??

an admirer

regards
s.wolf

[deneb26]

-the grass is made with displacement.
-your're right stephan_MA, mostly we do the grass in post with fotos.
but for big overviews of a project it's a pain to composit all the grass into
the rendered picture.
-which picture are you reffering to stephan?

cU
ale

[stephan_MA]

Überbauung Grossmatt
Kappel

really cool!

regards
s.wolf

[zippy]

I am new here...

please post your settings.

secondary illumination is perfect for architecture.

thanks in advance

[3dform]

Wow

very relistic!

Did the architect liked the black windows (most time they want to have a look inside, even if it's not realistic)

All grass displacement?

regards,

robert

[dusan]

Wow, if i didnt know any better... That grass is just awsome, find it in your heart, a good will and a great favor to a lot of uss to share that setting please

[deneb26]

first thanks for compliments, that motivates me every time =)

@ 3dform: it's still wip, so no clue on what the architect will say. displacement only in the 2 'grass-pix', the first is a simple texture-map.

@stephan_MA: the pic that you mentionned is rendered with lightscape =)

@zippy: the settings are pretty much the same as described under this topic: http://www.chaoticdimension.com/foru...pic.php?t=4916

greez
ale

[stephan_MA]

yes i know..

but did you do the blurring in post or in lightscape?

was lightscape faster in blurring reflections etc??

regards
s.wolf

[deneb26]

the blurring is done in LS.
the render-time depends on the aa-quality of the render-prams.
in this case it was used a aa-depth of 5. so it takes some time.
the oem-pic is rendered in a 3508x2480 pix-res and took apprx. 3h to rendering.

ale