Author Topic: Toy Car  (Read 5370 times)

2012-10-23, 12:02:09

maru

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Few of my previous posts disappeared (including autosave function in feature requests and this one, not fair!) so I re-upload my render.
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2012-10-23, 12:04:52
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And here is something DeadClown wanted to see: 30 minutes of rendering on a i3 laptop and still pretty much noise...
(actually forum compression reduced noise a bit)
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2012-10-23, 12:22:54
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Sorry, that was because I was switching the forum to a new hosting and you've probably uploaded it to the old one ;)
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2012-10-23, 12:34:09
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That's cool, cute car.

2012-10-23, 19:52:28
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rendering time seems quite long to me, what solvers are you using ?

2012-10-23, 20:05:40
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rendering time seems quite long to me, what solvers are you using ?

You should keep in mind he is using mobile (laptop) version of dual core i3 processor ;)

2012-10-23, 22:19:45
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Yeah, I forgot to add info about the first render: I pressed RENDER in the morning and left home for the whole day. That's why render time is so long. I don't know how much time it would take to render this image noiseless but as you can see after 30 minutes of rendering it wasn't THAT noisy, which is good for a rendering with DOF, glossy reflections and no lights (only env light and windows). I think in such scenes on my low-end laptop Corona is about 4 times faster than v-ray. In v-ray I would probably have to leave my pc on for these 8 hours to maintain such result. :)
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