Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi

What you see is in the caveau of my house.
Taking into account the global scale of about 1.5 meters the stones should be between 25 and 40 cm!
Stones so big you what I found in the garden I planted tomatoes !!!!

Why so big gemstones? You do understand that you won't get realistic looking gems at that size, right?

wow! very good... delicious

add more white color to the product look even more premium

Hi

I have to learn in Cinema 4D to create a set suitable for small objects.
Do you think that if the gems were a few millimeters the final appearance would change?

contegufo wrote:Hi

I have to learn in Cinema 4D to create a set suitable for small objects.
Do you think that if the gems were a few millimeters the final appearance would change?

you should try

Experiment with this button

Hi

After selecting, cm, as suggested in the previous post I have activated the project Scale option from the Edit menu, then 0.5 Target stairs twice. At this point the confirmation screen Cinema me the reduction of scale. The bottom square indicates the size of the set (21.459 cm, 14.625 cm, 33.863 cm).

The gem after reduction an average size of 4x3x2 cm. They are acceptable values for medium/low carat gems. Then launching Indigo interface "scenes info" we "Scene span" 0.45 m, 0.34 m, 0.34 m. then 45 cm, 34 cm, 34 cm.
Are larger values of the Set of Cinema but is also likely counting the space occupied by the two light and then the whole area becomes a big plus.

The biggest diamond in the world, Golden Jubilee, after cutting the diamond reached a weight so far failed to 545.67 carats (109.13 grams).
In the afternoon, place the image indigo renders now.

contegufo wrote:Hi

After selecting, cm, as suggested in the previous post I have activated the project Scale option from the Edit menu, then 0.5 Target stairs twice. At this point the confirmation screen Cinema me the reduction of scale. The bottom square indicates the size of the set (21.459 cm, 14.625 cm, 33.863 cm).

The gem after reduction an average size of 4x3x2 cm. They are acceptable values for medium/low carat gems. Then launching Indigo interface "scenes info" we "Scene span" 0.45 m, 0.34 m, 0.34 m. then 45 cm, 34 cm, 34 cm.
Are larger values of the Set of Cinema but is also likely counting the space occupied by the two light and then the whole area becomes a big plus.

The biggest diamond in the world, Golden Jubilee, after cutting the diamond reached a weight so far failed to 545.67 carats (109.13 grams).
In the afternoon, place the image indigo renders now.

Is this set too?

By default this is set in cm are no changes to the settings made for previously.

If these are the same as I found in archive3d they are off by a 10x factor. so it's a matter of set the scale to 0.1 in C4D.

Here's the scene. I do not see any difference.
Strange previewing in OpenGL, a bug?

contegufo wrote:Here's the scene. I do not see any difference.
Strange previewing in OpenGL, a bug?

You can always compensate, you can give it more absorption.

Festival of diamond! Real scale.

contegufo wrote:Festival of diamond! Real scale.

Sweet!

contegufo wrote:Festival of diamond! Real scale.

Perfect