This is another project i did with XSI, all rendered with MentalRay, time estimation for the day shot is around 3 hours in full HD format. the night shot tools around 5 hours of render time. Comments and Critics are welcome
Regards
Iyad
Villa
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Villa
Hi Guys
This is another project i did with XSI, all rendered with MentalRay, time estimation for the day shot is around 3 hours in full HD format. the night shot tools around 5 hours of render time. Comments and Critics are welcome
Regards
Iyad
This is another project i did with XSI, all rendered with MentalRay, time estimation for the day shot is around 3 hours in full HD format. the night shot tools around 5 hours of render time. Comments and Critics are welcome
Regards
Iyad
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I3D
- Posts: 122
- Joined: 12 Aug 2009, 16:15
- Skype: ironic3d
Re: Villa
Hi Deracus, thanks for the reply. Yes I like the night shoot more as well.
The uniformity of the grass was a request from the client, before that i had a much realistic grass, it was a mix between geometry grass and hair, but the client wanted something that looked neat and perfect! the tiles on the floor are a shame i agree, it was a simple tiled map.
The whole project took me 2 week, about 4 hours per day. The night shot took me longer to optimize the rendering time because i was using IES light and didn't have enough knowledge about them, and my aim was a contrasted stylized look, which wasn't easy to achieve with IES lights.
Cheers
The uniformity of the grass was a request from the client, before that i had a much realistic grass, it was a mix between geometry grass and hair, but the client wanted something that looked neat and perfect! the tiles on the floor are a shame i agree, it was a simple tiled map.
The whole project took me 2 week, about 4 hours per day. The night shot took me longer to optimize the rendering time because i was using IES light and didn't have enough knowledge about them, and my aim was a contrasted stylized look, which wasn't easy to achieve with IES lights.
Cheers