SSS Tentacles

Hey,

at first, Hello to all users of this forum ! Nice to be here :slight_smile:

This is a little SSS Test i did yesterday, to get used to the material settings. Just a test, but it worked quite well…

Best Regards,

Thomaskl

That’s good and disgusting all at the same time :slight_smile:
What is it?

whatever it is, it looks awesome !!
is it squid??

:roll: andre

grotesquely excellent! :lol:

Yuck! Nice render :slight_smile:

Manky :slight_smile: Looks like a photo.

yeah… but what’s the photo of?!? :lol:

earwax! :slight_smile:

:slight_smile:

Thanks for feedback,

well, its a close-up photo of the stuff, which is growing in my refrigerator :slight_smile: hehe, no - i just wanted to test the SSS Capabilities of Vray and this obj. was perfect for testing the shader.

Regards,
Thomaskl

hey. That’s really something; to catch all the photographic attributes but still let it be unrecognisable :slight_smile:

lovely- uncanny

looks like something they used to serve in my high schools caffiteria. cool render dude

very nice
what were the render times like?

:slight_smile:

Rendertimes…

I hoped, that nobody would ask for it…:wink:

ok, taking deep breath…about 9 hours on a Dual DualCore Operton 1800 Workstation. GI pass went through really fast..(about half an hour…), but the glossy-DOF Stuff took quite long…I am currently experiencing some problems, when i do try to render a little bigger. Rendertime suddenly explodes (in Pre-Pass Period) by just switching to 100 pixels bigger image…I am just researching this problem,

Regards,

Thomas

Re: :slight_smile:

That rendertime should go down a LOT when you have access to the new fastSSS shader they showed at Siggy last year.

Now to figure out how to use the FastSSS :twisted:

Nice looking images, render times are a killer at the moment though!

-- DJ

it really is disgusting!! good job

rendertimes… whenever I am down about my own I do a search and come across ones like 9 hours :shock: and then I don’t feel so bad. If only I didn’t have to animate as well :smile:

excellent, very well done!

that’s a realistic looking placenta… hehehe :twisted:

Re: :slight_smile:

i just stumbled across this one, it may help in case you’re using 3d displacement:

http://www.chaosgroup.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=117150#117150

most impressive…hope to see more from you