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| Posted by macfrog at Jul 2, 2011, 10:19:45 PM |
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Bathroom details Hello fellows, here's a little detail of my house design i want to share with you. it's a walk-in shower with see-through window from the tub, as seen on mtv cribs  i kindof decided to want some of this too...it looks like this:  big (full-hd) sized picture can be found here: click me comments are welcome-as always  macfrog |
| Posted by hansmex at Jul 3, 2011, 10:18:50 PM |
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Re: Bathroom details macfrog, Nice render! And BIG!!! Two suggestions: - a bit more light in the right part of the shower? - a texture with a higher definition for the marble wall? Hans ---------------------------------------- Hans new website - under constuction hansdirkse.info |
| Posted by macfrog at Jul 3, 2011, 10:32:47 PM |
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Re: Bathroom details Thanx Hans:) unfortunately, this "simple" render took about 20 hours on my Powerbook, so the additional spots are not an option until i'm at my homes workhorse... I already "build" the shower separately as an own project, because the ceiling is a little tricky with 3 textures to apply and 6(!) spots. the marble, indeed, is not very nice. i have to look for a different tile design anyway... macfrog |
| Posted by macfrog at Jul 3, 2011, 11:33:48 PM |
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lights shower Hans, here is an example of the shower ceiling as supposed to be. the rain shower armature has to be an additional object, for the texture. there is another level of ceiling planned, for the LED illuminated dome. the lights look a bit quirky, i got to create some ceiling halogen spots later.  macfrog |
| Posted by babygenius55 at Jul 17, 2011, 8:10:14 PM |
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Re: Bathroom details 20 Hours mac frog? i'm not sure what yo're doing these days but have a look at this..Octane Render to get you drooling a little. |
| Posted by macfrog at Dec 11, 2011, 5:51:28 PM |
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Re: Bathroom details 20 hrs for a full HD render. and there are some lights not directly visible, and there some glass/reflections on the way. And-most of all- it's a single core PPC G4 with 2GB memory @1.5GHz only. btw. I'm familar with other engines, i'm into 3d-design for more than 15 years now  Still remember the times when one LowRes frame take a day or more.....greetz macfrog |
| Posted by macfrog at Dec 11, 2011, 6:02:56 PM |
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Bathroom, more details Hello to everyone watching, i've just done some more pictures, i hope you find them kindof usefull first one is another view at supposed to be late afternoon:  then,2nd, a view from the edge of the tub at 20PM, midsummer:  Ceiling lights are off, nice dark ambience... (this one took about an hour to render) and 3rd, from the same point of view, a brighter look at the scene:  (here we are talking about 1hour and a half for this (tiny) image to render: there are 8 light sources present and alot(!) of glass and other reflections). feel free to comment! macfrog |
| Posted by macfrog at Jan 26, 2013, 7:27:19 PM |
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Re: Bathroom, more details Hi to everybody, i just finished the render of this project on my new MBP. Well, it took only 27 minutes(!) for a full hd image in best quality. I think the 4x2 cores helped alot anyway, here's the big picture: -click me for 1920x1080 image- Greetings macfrog |
| Posted by babygenius55 at Feb 1, 2013, 6:46:29 PM |
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Re: Bathroom, more details Octane render is a very good program. I own it. I also don't use it any more. Blender cycles renderer is to notch, and free with blender. May as well keep it open. My vote is for cycles, much more flexible. |
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