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I love this outfit and the way it reacts to light, perfect for my little space game
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Thanks for that, i feel like its something difficult to achieve without characters either looking excessively young or alien, but slowly making progress. A lot of work ahead of me but I hope it's received well when I get around to sharing it!
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Ain't got no time fo privacy, homie! Imma but dem nuts righ here yo!
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I am curious to know how much time did it take for you to render, and what was the size of the image?
Coz whenever I try to render a character with wetness shell on, it takes a lott of time to render it and result has some white grains on the wet surfaces.
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First attempt in animation.
Only basic body animation nothing special. (No facial expressions)
View attachment Test.mp4
Only basic body animation nothing special. (No facial expressions)
View attachment Test.mp4
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100 minutes for that render before i pulled it. No post work other than throwing a signature on. It's a simple custom scene with just a floor, wall, and single point spot light, and rendered with a 2070 Super. Changed a lot of surface settings on the shell, skin, and shirt, and dialed in the bloom filter for how i wanted the atmosphere. One of my earlier ones with the same shell only took 40 minutes, thanks to more even lighting. The size is... IDK, something or another 4k, as it appears here.
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Wow! Thankyou, for replying.100 minutes for that render before i pulled it. No post work other than throwing a signature on. It's a simple custom scene with just a floor, wall, and single point spot light, and rendered with a 2070 Super. Changed a lot of surface settings on the shell, skin, and shirt, and dialed in the bloom filter for how i wanted the atmosphere. One of my earlier ones with the same shell only took 40 minutes, thanks to more even lighting. The size is... IDK, something or another 4k, as it appears here.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.
Final verdict!
I am interested to see more of your work.
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Drop shadows were turned off?
Coz looks like there are no shadows on the ground for the character (Floating above the ground), everything else is great tho!
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Actually...Wow! Thankyou, for replying.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.
Final verdict!
I am interested to see more of your work.
100 minutes, or 1 hour 40 minutes, is what many would call a "fast" render, as far as Iray is concerned, with complicated lights and/or environments, even on top end "consumer" cards, or even "workstation" level behemoth quadros.
It's a boring wait, yeah, but, if you have enough VRAM, or two moderate cards in SLI, you can use one to do the render heavylifting, and the other to get you browsing during the render baking period. And, even without that option, just watching your render as it goes from a noisy mess to a gradually clear, fully detailed work, is oddly satisfying.
That, or I'm kinda insane
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My renders take like 6-8 hours on average. I just start it before I go to bed and it's usually done or close to done when I wake up. The higher res you render at, the better it looks. I render at 4880p minimum but usually higher than that, 5680 or 7680.Wow! Thankyou, for replying.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.
Final verdict!
I am interested to see more of your work.
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Pretty fast, the background is a simple imageHow many years did it take to render?