Evermotion Pool - WIP

[barnabythebear]

Hiya,

Here is another evermotion scene. I need to work on the water surface and the planting! This took an age to render so I need to find out why too.

Thanks

nige.

[RichardJoly]

You're becoming quite proficient at this. I wish I was. I'm fighting the photon war and loosing many battles... But it will come, in time...

An age to render... could you translate that in hours...?

Congrats! Nice lighting.

[Tomas Egger]

Ola Nige,

Just arrived at home from a Brazilian Holliday.. let me look what can I do..

Hey Rick, tell me later which kind of prbs are you having with Photons..

Thanksss

Tom

[Mark Johnston]

Hi NIGE Great looking render . I was wondering what format your getting the scenes in . How your converting them . How much time is it taking to do the conversions. I made a post asking this yesterday but it didn't come through, don't know why it looked like it did.

Mark

[barnabythebear]

Hiya,

Tomas kindly took at look at the scene file and the render time has dropped from around 9 hours to around 40 minutes! I need to examine the file now to see where I made my mistakes :-)

Mark, the scene was originally a Max file and the materials were all Vray. I exported the mesh out of Max via Polytrans. I always get a great mesh with Polytrans, but sometimes the uv map can be missing or messed up a bit. With this scene there were no groupings exported, but I think this is a Max issue.

ta

nige.

[GeordieJames]

9 hours to 40 minutes :-) Shows you how a Brazilian massage can work wonders !

[Tomas Egger]

Hahaha,

You dont know How Brazilian Girls do a massage... :)

Thanksss

Tom

[Mark Johnston]

Hi Nige thanks for the info

Mark

[jakev]

Thanks for the look. Looks very realistic. I think the green shades in the plants are almost too vibrant, and taking away from the realism. Water and lighting looks quite good. Amazing render difference down to 40 minutes.