Wip Sunset

[N8IO]

this is one of my better render, but not the final version yet.
Let me know what you think, I know it grainy I think I rendered at .75 and 2AA

[Oshyan]

Very nice work! I like how you've mixed dark and light clouds, and the upper cloud layer looks very good in particular.

The grain in this case is mostly due to atmoshere sampling. I would suggest leaving other settings as they are and putting atmosphere samples to 64 or so and see if that gives good quality.

- Oshyan

[Mavcat]

Nice picture and lighting I'd love to see the final result And if you still have grain after what Oshyan said,try increasing the cloud quality

[N810]

I should have the final rendering this afternon or tonight ....
whenever it desides to stop rendering. 

[Mavcat]

I should have the final rendering this afternon or tonight ....
whenever it desides to stop rendering. 

Looking forward to it

[N8IO]

progress so far 8 hours
soo I'm guessing this isn't going to be finished until late tonight or tommorow 

[Oshyan]

What were your setting changes from the original version?

- Oshyan

[ramblerette]

this is one of my better render, but not the final version yet.
Let me know what you think, I know it grainy I think I rendered at .75 and 2AA

nice image ...and  i like the grain...it  makes it  unusual

[N8IO]

atmosphere samples to 64
and quality up to 1

[Oshyan]

Atmosphere at 64 should be fine but quality 1 should not necessarily be required. Leaving quality where it was before should suffice as the noise is almost totally down to atmosphere samples.

- Oshyan

[N8IO]

oh well it should be done around noon tomorow....
I'm in no hurry. 

[N8IO]

Soo it was more like Laaaate afternoon...
well here you go it took something like 27 hours

[old_blaggard]

Great rays .

[ProjectX]

still some grain, but you're getting there. atmosphere samples of 128, or maybe even 256 might be needed for this kind of scene.

[Tangled-Universe]

Wow, this has greatly improved. Very nice rays and I like variations in the clouds. Great job! Like ProjectX said it would need 128 to maybe 256 atmo samples to get rid of the noise on the terrain/in the rays. Always the question if that's worth the probably insane rendertime?