new FELIX + luxcore tests

[daros]

An more complex scene created using FELIX + Luxcore. 8 minutes rendering.

[TAO]

An more complex scene created using FELIX + Luxcore. 8 minutes rendering.

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weldone, amazingly done.

[daros]

One more 30 minutes test. It contains 28 different light types and about 400 light sources, 20M unique polygons, about 12.000 instances, 800 megapixel textures.

and here at 10 minutes rendering.

[patro]

One more 30 minutes test. It contains 28 different light types and about 400 light sources, 20M unique polygons, about 12.000 instances, 800 megapixel textures.


harrods01_1.jpg


and here at 10 minutes rendering.

camera-final01 4000x2000 10 min_1.jpg

woooow!!
looks like an airport bakery i want one of the pastries.
Great job. The glass from the is greish, needs some settings editing.

the 10 minutes rendering of course is good for preview.

[daros]

It is unbelievable how good this render engine is.
You can build a scene like this without any kind of trick. Just throw stuff to the scene and go. !00% linear behavior, no surprises.

X patro, which glass exactly? the one in the foreground? It looks heavy in some way right?

Here the same sccene with some materials slightly improved.

[daros]

One more test.
Materials and lighting has to be finetuned.

[TAO]

One more test.
Materials and lighting has to be finetuned.


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You moving too fast dude, nice.

[patro]

It is unbelievable how good this render engine is.
You can build a scene like this without any kind of trick. Just throw stuff to the scene and go. !00% linear behavior, no surprises.

X patro, which glass exactly? the one in the foreground? It looks heavy in some way right?

Here the same sccene with some materials slightly improved.

camera-final01 4000x2000_1.jpg

the glass in foreground which stores the pastries slices

[patro]

It is unbelievable how good this render engine is.
You can build a scene like this without any kind of trick. Just throw stuff to the scene and go. !00% linear behavior, no surprises.

X patro, which glass exactly? the one in the foreground? It looks heavy in some way right?

Here the same sccene with some materials slightly improved.

camera-final01 4000x2000_1.jpg

the glass in foreground which stores the pastries slices it is greish, should not be colorless, or green depending on the glass type.

[miekaer]

Looks very nice!