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Here we go again.. :bananathumb:

A realtime Renders of the Citizen watch.
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simply beautiful Prodigy!
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I'm getting more interested in the real time rendering now.
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That' a beauty prodigy!
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To do a beautiful watch is a question of time. I like the light. I remember a video on youtube. Maybe it was this model. I always appreciate your effective work.
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Thanks guys for all your messages..
My idea is create all the logic of the real watch, duplicate how it works etc.. Will be a good way to show products for customers etc.. not just a 3D model, a Virtual copy of the real object..

Let's see will take "time" hehehe :lol:
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Prodigy wrote:Thanks guys for all your messages..
My idea is create all the logic of the real watch, duplicate how it works etc.. Will be a good way to show products for customers etc.. not just a 3D model, a Virtual copy of the real object..

Let's see will take "time" hehehe :lol:
Do you plan to have the gears running inside then?
That would be a very cool demonstration using the real-time subtraction stuff.
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Do you plan to have the gears running inside then?
That would be a very cool demonstration using the real-time subtraction stuff.
Why not the gears showing the same hour than the clock of the computer? and chrono, and alarm.... :mrgreen:
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Not sure about the gears but the clock will show the hour, seconds and date for sure and the buttons are for the chronometer (start stop reset)

Thanks for the suggestions guys :D
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great work
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One of my biggest dreams is to have my own sound room or personal cinema.. 8-)
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btw, if you have the same dream, here is a very nice website to check and get some good ideas..

http://www.hometheaterdesignmag.com"
http://www.stargatecinema.com"
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Hi community,

Here is a render test using Ivy generator and truespace 7.61

Must confess use Ivy Gen with TS with Froo's Obj Importer / Exporter is PERFECT!

0 Problems :bananaclaus: another good point to have Froo's Obj plugin!
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Stunning Prodigy! Ivy Generator seems to be amazing, I need to learn it! Froo's plugin I have no doubts about how good it is! ;)

Keep the good work!

Edit: BTW all images are really good! Have a ''personal cinema room'' is one of my dreams too, the site that you posted in the end is really amazing and gives an idea about the price of it, many thanks Augusto! :superbanana:
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Prodigy wrote:Hi community,

Here is a render test using Ivy generator and truespace 7.61

Must confess use Ivy Gen with TS with Froo's Obj Importer / Exporter is PERFECT!

0 Problems :bananaclaus: another good point to have Froo's Obj plugin!
Very cool concept, model, and render! Well done Augusto! :D
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Vray render.
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let's try on realtime :lol:
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As Marcel, you can't impress me anymore, get boring see always great images. ;)
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leonregis wrote:As Marcel, you can't impress me anymore, get boring see always great images. ;)
...like married men when they see fabulous actress. :lol:
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This is a vray render with a new experimental light..

This has 5 lights..

One my advanced ambient light..
3 customized projector lights.
1 Customized directional light
1 Customized area light
and the new multiplier light..

This new multiplier light is perfect for interior renders..
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What does the multiplier light do?

Is this for your work?

I like the artwork over the couch. Could you post a picture of that or a link to a place where I could see it?
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Greetings Finis,

Yes im still working for customers when the money is good :)
Also is great cos every new project shows me what i need to do and what is cool to have..

In this case, this multiplier light is cool to illuminate interiors.. With my custom Ambient light you can get very bright global illumination levels but for the interiors you need also the need to illuminate darker areas... is there where this light makes difference..

Also my set of customizable lights are Excellent to keep the highest performance on D3D.. I still using my old but mighty 6600apg so every fps is very important to me.. The best thing was to have a old vga and make it runs like a 9900.. :)
And i found several things internal from truespace that can be optimizeed in pro of a better performance (about 40 to 80% in some cases) so i can handle high polygon scenes with incredible performance. The trick is use ONLY what i really need.. ;)

few days ago i found another workaround to use millions of polygons on Vray with much less memory.. i am developing a script to make it automatically, let's see if i can finish it.. :)
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Did you find a fix for the VRay glass bug? I notice everything looks great in this render.
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Nup,... i found 1 workaround that really fix the vray glass bug.. but in this case i found a very cool workaround to make glass..
it works ONLY to create windows or glass for tables.. is a workaround using alpha and some other things, i'll share this shader for others as soon as possible..
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Yon modeling you also do scripting? Amazing! :worship:
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nice work on the real time watch. :bananacheers: i would like to see a anatomy model from you. anatomy shows most of the artist skill, i think. very nice job tho.
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How did you get the photorealistic look Prodigy? I see this in alot of rendering created by Truespace, but does one need to have an external renderer?
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chromedragon wrote:How did you get the photorealistic look Prodigy? I see this in alot of rendering created by Truespace, but does one need to have an external renderer?
Hi chromedragon, get a photorealistic in my oppinion is a sum of things.. (lighting, mode, texturing and camera)

Sure you will need a render engine.. Truespace had Lightworks, and there is a few render engines for truespace workspace etc.. but the best was vray for truespace.. sadly was discontinued like truespace itself..

you can get great results with realtime but is more complex with the tools included by default with truespace. for example the lights are poorly developed.. but the good thing is you can build your own tools and lights.. there's a few made by trueblue..

take care.. and keep in tocuh
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looks great P :)
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Prodigy wrote:Greetings Finis,

few days ago i found another workaround to use millions of polygons on Vray with much less memory.. i am developing a script to make it automatically, let's see if i can finish it.. :)
Hey Augusto. Are you successfully creating scenes/models in tS with millions of polys? If so, how?

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Hi guys! today i back to render :)

i found a very nice house model with textures so i decided to render it in attempt to improve my render skills.. The lights used are from my set of custom lights for vray, post process on corel..

Hey froo, did you test the script? :)
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looks nice! the textures are really good. But the chair doesnt fit the scene, maybe some material issue. The girl is not perfect aswell.

overall good render - a step to perfection ;)
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LOL! my wife said that too :lol:

thanks for the recommendations :bananathumb:
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