Is there a sample water rendering on here?

a cube to water

1:diffuse color add blender1(inpt1 low blue,inpt2high blue,blending 0.5),and then blending image water

2:specular color ad blender2,blending that image

3:bump link that image,value 0.0015

4:reflection color add reflection,backround black,raybias 0.00250

5:refraction color add refract,backround black,raybias 0.007083,index 1.333333

6:in render setting check raytrace and bounce 2(is it small?)

7:after finishing ,which is not like water.

Search of BB and water

Ocean, lake, river, creek, bathtub, glass of ... water. There is at least one thread on each by me.

Which do you want? (Also, you can even find me asking this question before)

Here is some threads

Trying to achieve good water (good for creek, lake, river, calm sea)

Refraction node question (pond, lake, river)

Looking for sand and surf (ocean at beach)

Underwater submarine (open ocean and under the ocean)

It took me a while but I found the good thread on bath water and soap foam.

Slightly soapy water

(Note: There is nudity at the linked thread)

BB, thanks as always for your brilliance and willingness to share.

thanks ,

I think if need displacement ,too

and render water must be long time

and what good way to short such long time rending

Quality renders take longer to render. That's unavoidable.

What do you consider 'long'? For me, I try to aim for less than an hour for a render. You may think 5 minutes is too long...

What version of Poser, what system specs do you have? CPU, RAM and OS all have an impact on what can be done and how long it takes. GPU, not so much.

How much of the image will the water occupy? What else is happening in the scene? How big is the render? Is it indoor or outdoor? All these impact render times.

The quickest way to render an ocean is to use a mesh (waves modeled) and add a glossy material to the surface. You won't be able to see through it, but it will render fast. Lots of video games do this, and Silent Hunter 4 had the option to turn the water transparency on or off.