David White Lane

[NicoC]

Not that it matters, but a slight color correction and I cleaned up that mess above the right set of windows.

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Hello,

Apart the noise, that's nice, well done

[glorybound]

Thanks, but 9 hrs! And noise!!! I did a material override and added a Vray Sun/Sky, and it rendered in minutes, which implies it is something with my materials.

Hello,

Apart the noise, that's nice, well done

[glorybound]

If anyone is interested, I have the scene uploaded. Please, PM me. It's a large file (1GB).

[NicoC]

If anyone is interested, I have the scene uploaded. Please, PM me. It's a large file (1GB).

I'd be interested in testing new Sp3 workflow with this one, please. PM on its way
I'm already testing it with a stressing scene (many lights, reflections everywhere ...) but I'd like to test it with "simpler" scene as well, so ...

Thanks.

[glorybound]

I just send you a link. The only materials I use are the ones that come with models I purchase and the SigarShaders.

[particlerealities]

For what it's worth... I'm running V-Ray 3.20.03

I opened your scene and clicked render (after I changed the resolution to 480x270). Also, note that I was also working in Revit at the time I rendered out both images.

With your settings, 23 minutes.

Using the 'reset V-Ray, max subdivs @ 100, color threshold @ .005' method, render time was 52 minutes. Your version looked much better and brighter. Now to save your settings as a preset and see how it looks on my generic teapot test scene...

[Morbid Angel]

yeah looks very nice !

Bobby, just get more cpu power and who cares about render time at that point.

[glorybound]

Thanks! Yes, I am due for a computer upgrade, however, my wife likes money, so I rarely see any

yeah looks very nice !

Bobby, just get more cpu power and who cares about render time at that point.

[Morbid Angel]

ain't it a problem for us all....

[3LP]

Good point

Stan

[Morne]

Bobby somewhere earlier you posted a material for paint or something with a glossy of 0.48
That seemed a bit low and those kinds of materials add to render times and noise. I hardly ever go below 0.6 for glossy. Could you PM me this scene please to take a look?

[glorybound]

Sure. Yes, the walls and ceiling were .48 and I have since changed it. Are you using MAX 2015 or lower?

Bobby somewhere earlier you posted a material for paint or something with a glossy of 0.48
That seemed a bit low and those kinds of materials add to render times and noise. I hardly ever go below 0.6 for glossy. Could you PM me this scene please to take a look?

[glorybound]

Thanks, however, that's a really, really low resolution and even the 23 minutes is supper long.

For what it's worth... I'm running V-Ray 3.20.03

I opened your scene and clicked render (after I changed the resolution to 480x270). Also, note that I was also working in Revit at the time I rendered out both images.

With your settings, 23 minutes.

Using the 'reset V-Ray, max subdivs @ 100, color threshold @ .005' method, render time was 52 minutes. Your version looked much better and brighter. Now to save your settings as a preset and see how it looks on my generic teapot test scene...

[glorybound]

How would I find materials with glossy reflections less that .6?

Bobby somewhere earlier you posted a material for paint or something with a glossy of 0.48
That seemed a bit low and those kinds of materials add to render times and noise. I hardly ever go below 0.6 for glossy. Could you PM me this scene please to take a look?

[NicoC]

How would I find materials with glossy reflections less that .6?

That shouldn't be hard to script