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Jewelry rendering is a hard thing
in my opinion it needs good HDR so to can appreciate the fine reflection and glossiness nuances of the metallic parts.
you might try with a HDR of a real room or town
I like the dof

Scene convert is one of the fastest in all available renderers now, here is the comparison of rendered in one view with a scene combination of mesh, instancing, reference plus subdivides. V-ray-> 3:33s LuxCore-> 4:05s Arnold-> 5:28 Appleseed-> 1:51:09 -> slowest, that's one of the reasons I said Ap...

New compositor style and a few nodes that almost finished. still, too much work to do. I hope everyone likes it. Screenshot 2021-06-15 002302.jpeg Screenshot 2021-06-15 002406.jpeg I design it base on 3dsmax particle flow, so it has a familiar style for 3dsmax users also with the ability to change ...

Is it a problem if it looks almost like Unreal blueprint? Not at all but I want something more convenient and there is a more useful GUI I will be able to achieve with a little bit more time. for example have parameters inside nodes so everyone can change it directly without using the settings pane...

I get a few feedback from the Node base compositor and they all agree it is too much like Unreal blueprint and maybe I need to change it to something more like other compositors. I did not decide that yet but I'm thinking of trying another interface design to see what will happen and what feedback ...

I really like those circular array caustics on the right up corner..

Sharlybg wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:10 pm

B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 1:16 pmLooking good!

Thanks Simon. This engine is wonderfull

Today challenge has been successfully completed. Bougainvillea plante such a beauty to render:

Boungainvillea.jpg

this to me looks really awesome

wooooooow..

I'll try the new caustics scene later. Maybe if you have time, can you set up a scene to work with glass and volume. A spehere would be already enough. Or if you can make a screen of the needed settings. Thank you in advance. What kind of scene you exactly want, Remember light is the physical base ...

I'll try the new caustics scene later.
Maybe if you have time, can you set up a scene to work with glass and volume. A spehere would be already enough.
Or if you can make a screen of the needed settings.
Thank you in advance.