Interior Noise

[glorybound]

Not at all. I do that with the one I am wrappin up.

[glorybound]

Okay, I got a pretty clean image, 4K, in an hour. I'll post tomorrow.

[^Lele^]

/emoji "Party Popper"

[kosso_olli]

I can let these bake overnight and they are still noisy as hell! I have a 3080 graphics card, but it only has 12GB of RAM. Most of the times I hit render on GPU and absolutely nothing happens; I am assuming it is a RAM issue.
Six hours and not usable!

The color of the noise makes me think if you have dispersion on for the windows or other refractive materials. This will indeed take longer.

[glorybound]

Here are two, both in an hour, and no need for denoising in post-production. The Up-scaling Denoiser in V-Ray failed; all my passes were a quarter of the image, so I had to throw those away. Some noise, but nothing major.

[^Lele^]

Nice!
Did Path Guiding help at all for the finals, with all the shaders and textures?

[glorybound]

That was the only thing diferent, so I would say yes. The dirt map earlier was just to get some detail back; I usullay don't do that. I did everything I usually do, but ticked the path guiding as you suggested.

[^Lele^]

Bobby, you may be the very first PGL's certified delivered production for V-Ray.
Surely that I know of.
Kudos, and thanks for taking the risk.

For the upscaler, did you get any error? Or it simply didn't do a thing? Can we help?

[glorybound]

Do I get my name and face on a cereal box?

No warning, just 1/4 sized images.

[dlparisi]

Looks pretty good Bobby but it looks like your exterior grass is bleeding into the interior of the Family Room shot.

[glorybound]

No, they have a mold issue . I fixed that already.

[fixeighted]

They do look good and those times are great...will have to try pgl thingy at some point.

Your window frames, where the glass intersects, look a little see-through