Livingroom Animation

[Limbus]

Here is the final animation of an archviz livingroom. The WIP was posted in the Betaforum but I wanted to post the final here so more people can see it. Used GI, DOF and materialnodes.

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Livingroom.mov (http://www.florianvonbehr.de/tmp/livingroom.mov)

Cheers, Florian

[BigHache]

Sweet action. Nice lighting and nice design.

[JeffrySG]

frackkin' cool!!!

can you tell us some render times/frame - original res - render settings - machine specs?

Very very cool looking!!
Jeff

[Samus]

:I_Love_Ne 9.2 KICK@ss !!!!!! Just Awesome:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[Sekhar]

Looks fantastic! Yes, please do give details. I thought the floor looked a bit odd however (kind of fuzzy looking); also, the "plant" in the vase at the end looks funny - may be not stop that close to it?

[T-Light]

Terrific stuff :thumbsup: , is this for exception's 9.2 demo reel?

[Limbus]

frackkin' cool!!!

can you tell us some render times/frame - original res - render settings - machine specs?


Thanks. Frame size is 720x404. Rendertime was between 30 and 45 min. on an Athlon X2 4200+. I used Interpolated GI (OB 17).

Florian

[Limbus]

Terrific stuff :thumbsup: , is this for exception's 9.2 demo reel?
Exactly.

[Mr Furious]

Very nice, but can't help but notice some flickery reflections around the edge of the glass table...

[Lude]

Looks real nice Limbus,

But can I just clarify “30 and 45 min” that’s per frame – yes?

Was this using the Radiosity Caching and if so was the very first fame much longer and the “30 and 45 min” is an average based on the numbers of frames against the total render time including a much longer first frame?

Lude.

[Limbus]

But can I just clarify “30 and 45 min” that’s per frame – yes?

Was this using the Radiosity Caching and if so was the very first fame much longer and the “30 and 45 min” is an average based on the numbers of frames against the total render time including a much longer first frame?


Thats 30 - 45 min. per frame. I used caching. I don't have the exact time for the first frame but it was probably around 2h. The long rendertime comes mostly because there is alot of reflection blurring going on (floor, leather etc...).

Florian

[3dworks]

very nice, florian! the missing contact shadow details are largely compensated by the well thought lighting ;)

markus

[Mrjack]

Reeeeeealy nice ...

[Carm3D]

Very classy render! It's nice to see indoor radiosity that doesn't look like a nuclear bomb is going off outside the window.