Simple Renderings Thread

[CoolColJ]

@dakiru
Nice SSS scene. Reminds me the 3ds Max logo a bit.

Here's one of my latest renderings. Just fooling around...

NICE! That's my kind of scene

[Jeff]

Got my sun position tool working properly now.... I messed around with aperture diffrcation and added an alpha map of a fern leaf as an obstacle map and managed to produce a nice fireball sun effect.

Cool tool you're developing. The Sun is just a mouse click away! Nice rendering too. So in order to produce the Corona of the Sun, all is needed is an alpha map of a fern leaf. And thanks also for the choice of material for the leaves of the maple tree I am modeling. They have a more organic glow now.

[dakiru]

A small interior scene i modeled and rendered today. Could use some more stuff on the foreground, i think.

Great render! I like the DOF, especially in the part where the lamp shines on it's back.

[psor]

@Whaat & Jeff

Simple and beautiful renderings guys!



take care
psor

[Jeff]

@Whaat & Jeff

Simple and beautiful renderings guys!



take care
psor

Thanks psor.

[neo0.]

This started out as a shadow test...

[juan_irender]

Hello all.
This is a test with an object that was very popular in early raytracing days. Not very complicated to model, but difficult to render properly for any raytracer. Indigo has resolved the scene flawlessly, and beautifully. The scene features TIR (total internal reflection), where the rays, when reflects in the interior of the object, bounces internally and produces this "House of refractions", an iterative Escher-like scene.

Hope you like it!

[SaphireS]

looks great, can you show a wireframe of the mesh object?

[juan_irender]

looks great, can you show a wireframe of the mesh object?

Hello ShapireS.
Here is the snapshot of the mesh object. It was modelled in Rhino, with NURBs. Then it was exported as an OBJ file, and imported to Cinema for assign materials and to set the scene illumination.
In fact, the model is the result of the intersection of 6 spheres against a central one, so we model a kind of curved cube. This is trivial to do with NURBs, the exported mesh is more refined that if you try to do with polygon meshes from start.

Cheers!

[SaphireS]

Thank you, I assumed it looks like that, but wasn't sure.
Looks like a perfect test for boolean operations too.

[pixie]

looks great, can you show a wireframe of the mesh object?

Hello ShapireS.
Here is the snapshot of the mesh object. It was modelled in Rhino, with NURBs. Then it was exported as an OBJ file, and imported to Cinema for assign materials and to set the scene illumination.
In fact, the model is the result of the intersection of 6 spheres against a central one, so we model a kind of curved cube. This is trivial to do with NURBs, the exported mesh is more refined that if you try to do with polygon meshes from start.

Cheers!

I pick yours and redone it without doing any boolean, it's really worth it since you can then do some hypernurb it and it will behave. It was more an exercise and done from memory therefore it's not that equal to yours...

[pixie]

One is Diamond other is Glass

[Doug Armand]

One is Diamond other is Glass

Nice test - left one is diamond?

[pixie]

One is Diamond other is Glass

Nice test - left one is diamond?

Indeed!

As a prize I'm sending you the Geometry of the cube. Enjoy

[psor]

Thanks pixie, looks beautiful!



take care
psor