the awesome power of raytracer
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| I was messing around with the 3ds max 8 raytracer, thought I'd post some pics. these 3 are 675 spheres all raytraced to eachother, the enviroment color changes, take note on how the color can affect the mood of the picture ![]() ![]() side-by-side ![]() this one is kinda bad, but it looks OK. ![]() this one's the best...in my opinion. ![]() added another one: this is an indoor pool with caustics casting on the walls (did this a week after the other ones) ![]() --------------------------------------------------- thanks for looking! |
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| Quite cool! I've always liked rendered images with distortions and the like, though. Ever try Modo's renderer? It's beautiful, in the right hands (although I suppose this applies to any renderer). |
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| Thanks. Afraid I've never heard of Modo's renderer...and unless it's free, I don't see myself using it. |
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| These are nice raytrace: http://www.povray.org/community/hof/ |
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| wow..... |
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| chwaga: Wow _33, yep they are fantastic eye candy. |
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| thanks |
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| added one |
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this is the default render in c4d r10![]() ive just got maxwell render 1.5, looks great so far when ive got the hang of is ill post some demos, its a plugin for most of the big 3d programs |
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| cool |
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| thats sweet pete... |






