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2014-07-03, 15:16:53

chrisaix

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gallardo test
wow oh wow!! i cant believe it only took 10 minutes to render each scene.  pardon me for the low quality of the hdri but nonetheless i love corona!!
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2014-07-03, 15:35:00
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Ondra

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Re: gallardo test
It almost looks like cars are very fast to render in general. ;)

I wonder why realtime renderers use cars with HDRIs for presentations...
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2014-07-03, 17:42:41
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Re: gallardo test
Quote from: Keymaster on 2014-07-03, 15:35:00
It almost looks like cars are very fast to render in general. ;)

I wonder why realtime renderers use cars with HDRIs for presentations...
HAHAHA...GOOD COUNTER
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2014-07-04, 06:14:55
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chrisaix

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Re: gallardo test
Quote from: Keymaster on 2014-07-03, 15:35:00
It almost looks like cars are very fast to render in general. ;)

I wonder why realtime renderers use cars with HDRIs for presentations...

Hahaha i wonder. :p well, honestly i wouldn't get this result on any other engine especially on that resolution, so that's a big difference for me.. So kudos to corona team! :)
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2014-07-07, 10:23:41
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Re: gallardo test
Quote from: Keymaster on 2014-07-03, 15:35:00
It almost looks like cars are very fast to render in general. ;)

I wonder why realtime renderers use cars with HDRIs for presentations...

So true haha
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