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V|P
8 Aug 2006, 09:34pm
Whatcha think? Of Course, anyone's free to use it, although I don't know for what, as long as they leave a comment.
tmh88
8 Aug 2006, 09:53pm
cool, how long did it take you.
V|P
8 Aug 2006, 10:55pm
cool, how long did it take you.
20 mins - 1/2 Hour.
airbornflght
9 Aug 2006, 01:03am
pretty damn cool.
fatcat
9 Aug 2006, 04:34am
me likes it...i think ill put it on my kids desktop pc:thumbsup:
csimon
9 Aug 2006, 04:37am
what program did you use?
Thrax
9 Aug 2006, 04:39am
C4D = Cinema 4D.
RWB
9 Aug 2006, 05:12am
It's really shiney... my critique is that you should tweak some of the antialiasing in the scene, I dunno if you can, but maybe supersampling so that the reflections look more perfect instead of jagged.
V|P
9 Aug 2006, 06:34pm
I'm making a short movie clip for the site we're making for THinkQuest. It's an intro with 2000 frames. I think I'll import it to flash and make the "Enter Flash" and "Enter HTML" buttons with a bit of alpha on it.
Nomad
9 Aug 2006, 07:28pm
Learn how to use caustics in C4D, it will enhance your images with glass ten fold.
V|P
9 Aug 2006, 10:57pm
Learn how to use caustics in C4D, it will enhance your images with glass ten fold.
Wow, Caustics take forever to render...
V|P
9 Aug 2006, 11:49pm
My second render. It's a bit low quality, because I couldn't use the external renderer, because it's been rendering the 2000 frame movie since 12:00 PM Eastern. I got the idea for doing this (http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/count/36767/simple_splash_model_a_water_drop_splash_scene_in_c4d/) one from this tutorial, but I used a different technique.
csimon
9 Aug 2006, 11:53pm
C4D = Cinema 4D.

:buck:
V|P
10 Aug 2006, 01:47am
Okay, after spending all day rendering this movie, it turned out amazing, but the size is HUGE. It's about a minute long, and it's 175 MB. I want to use it ast the intro to our site, but at that size, well...
Thrax
10 Aug 2006, 01:50am
PS, compression is your friend.
V|P
10 Aug 2006, 01:51am
PS, compression is your friend.
Yea, but even if I compress this, it'll still be a minimum of 100 MB, which for 1 minute is still huge. A minute should be in the range of 10 to 50 MB tops.
Thrax
10 Aug 2006, 02:05am
...What kind of compression are you using to make 175mb go to 100mb at "A minimum?" That's horrendous.

Even the easy compression schema like DiVX and XViD are ~5:1.
V|P
10 Aug 2006, 02:07am
...What kind of compression are you using to make 175mb go to 100mb at "A minimum?" That's horrendous.
Oh, I didn't try compressing yet. I was just guessing. What's a good compression program?
Nomad
10 Aug 2006, 02:30am
Caustics do take longer to render (Specifically in C4D) but you can optimize them a lot. Also, you can turn things down like reflection depth off of high default numbers to produce faster render times.
V|P
10 Aug 2006, 02:45am
My last render for the day. It's big, so I'm hosting it. Have fun!
http://businesspittsburgh.com/Tutorial/SM.jpg
RWB
10 Aug 2006, 03:29am
You can use Flash to compress... that or Quicktime Pro are my first choices since it's for your site.
V|P
10 Aug 2006, 11:46pm
New one. Needs more Anti-Aliasing, but I like it. That's with surface and volume caustics. Render time about 1 minute.
[img]http://businesspittsburgh.com/Tutorial/Stairs.jpg
Sledgehammer70
10 Oct 2006, 10:33pm
here is my 3ds Max 7 image using Vray fun :)

If you know anything about 3Ds Max you will know why the Teapots are so important :)
Thrax
11 Oct 2006, 12:31am
Teapots = A/Ω
GHoosdum
11 Oct 2006, 07:26pm
Teapots are my science fiction book club (ao.nexlia.com)?