Take Flight

Started by darthvader, May 24, 2008, 01:54:38 AM

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rcallicotte

Oh, yeah.  This is better.  The entire scene has brightened up, which adds more realism.  Good job.
So this is Disney World.  Can we live here?

darthvader

thanks, this last render was only 3 hours long while I was in class. The next one will actually have soft shadows enabled and be bigger, most likely will be a couple days before it's posted bu it should be worth the wait.

Tangled-Universe

Quote from: darthvader on May 28, 2008, 05:31:41 PM
thanks, this last render was only 3 hours long while I was in class. The next one will actually have soft shadows enabled and be bigger, most likely will be a couple days before it's posted bu it should be worth the wait.

I certainly agree, looking forward to see the final result :)

lightning

WOW! i like the latest render man love what you did with the grass
i think the scene would look realy cool with a castle or windmill in the distance
but thats just my personal taste!
or maybe try adding some of sonshines flowers and butterflies

Mr_Lamppost

Wow I definitely like this last version, the first one had that under exposed because you were "Concentrating on the birds" look, which has a certain power but this latest one is a much more complete scene.  Bring on the big one.
Smoke me a kipper I'll be back for breakfast.

darthvader

Here is the big one.
39 hours 34 minutes to render
detail: .8
AA: 12
GI: 2/2

I really like how the grass turned out in this one but I might want to fiddle with the birds so their wings don't appear so boldly white.

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rcallicotte

It's all very realistic.  Nice.  I agree about the grass - beautiful.
So this is Disney World.  Can we live here?

Seth

nice one (the last render).
the grass is very realistic ^^

Tangled-Universe

Yeah man, this is exactly what I had in mind when I wrote a comment on your earlier version of this one.
Great improvements on the size and quality. Now you can see individual grasses and they are nicely AA'ed.
The soft-shadows are a great improvent, especially on the bark of the trees. I guess you didn't use the fill-light method I proposed, isn't it?
I agree with you about the birds, but I don't find it too distracting. By the way, where did you get the models?
Very nice work, keep it up :)

Martin

darthvader

Thanks everybody ;D Actually, I did use your fill light suggestion, it just isn't very visible in the image. As for the birds, all I remember is that the website link is somewhere on ashundar, sorry I can't be mroe helpful

Tangled-Universe

Quote from: darthvader on June 01, 2008, 12:29:40 PM
Thanks everybody ;D Actually, I did use your fill light suggestion, it just isn't very visible in the image. As for the birds, all I remember is that the website link is somewhere on ashundar, sorry I can't be mroe helpful

Oh you did! :) I was doubting a little about that, because it is visible on the barks of the trees as well as the foreground-model, but it could also be already done by the soft-shadows but most of the times not enough. Was my guess for strength a bit accurate?

No problem you can't help me further, at least I know a good direction where to search, thanks :)

Martin

darthvader

yep, your guess was very good, .2 strength works perfectly