Offshore windmills

[fantomaz]

Hi all!

 

For a graphic wall a customer ask me to render a picture of his windmills

for the Hannover Fair Industrie next week. The picture is 3m x 3m and 10k pixel:

 

 

Render time is around 60 minutes with more than 25 million pixel (the windmill its a CAD file from customer)

i did not have the time to reduce the amount of polygons, so EI had a hard job! But finished with no (or only little

stress....).

 

Alex

[Tomas Egger]

Ola Alex!

 

Awesome! I would like to post it :) Psunami? Did you use a secret 64 bits version??

 

Thanks

 

Tom

[fantomaz]

Tom, yes (you are allowed) and yes it was Psunami and yes i used the 64bit version!

 

Alex

[GeordieJames]

secret 64 bit version....we have Psunami somewhere but hadn't even thought to see whether it was 64bit....we did one job with it way back when and it was brilliant but slow, love to see how quick it is now with 9 :-) I'm off digging for it

[Reuben.F]

What ? there is a 64x Psunami ? :shy:

 

Nice work btw

[fantomaz]

So, now here it is in „live action†at the Hannover fair industry, a week ago:

 

 

Also some specs:

• 3m x 3m at nearly 12k x 12k pixel

• Over 25 million polys (due to the CAD model of the windmill - have to be reduced in next version)

• Rendertime was 1 hour

• Setup of project was 5 days because of modeling the craneship, transformatorship and distributorship

and converting the windmill from CATIA to EI (plus some (!...!) hours of learning lots about water, wind and so on....)

 

And finally a fun film as an add-on (to show customer what we can do next.....  :rolleyes:  )

 

 

Alex

[Tomas Egger]

Ola Alex!

 

Awesome :)

 

Thanks

 

Tom

[RichardJoly]

Excellent Alex!

[supernovavfx]

very nice, I use the AE version of Psunami and composite things in post....  I never could get the EI version to give me feedback fast enough to be practical....  if there is a 64 bit version that would be nice.  Trial and error in learning these tools

 

must be much more reasonable in V9......   of course id love a step for step working link with realflow most of all...   I know there was one before but I could not get it to work or realflow to acknowledge it....  

 

nice work looking scale and all...