In Arena Of Lights: Fight by crommcruac
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I decided to continue this story because I wanted to try some features of Shag:Fur plug-in. The scene has 870.000 faces + 9.600.000 for fur of this stupid animal. My PC almost choked. Rendering took 9 hours. After that some Photoshop post applied.
Comments (22)
duesentrieb
Well, it was worth the wait!
Garan
Wonderful pic. I love the red fabric.
aprilgem
I'm with duesentrieb. It was worth the wait. The fur looks great! Red fabric, too. I also like the lighting and the sheen on her skin.
Taura Noxx
wonderful :)
brschmidt
Excellent rendering. The fur and atmosphere are fantastic. My PC couldn't even load a file that large..
grid
Great work...
RodolfoCiminelli
WoW!!! that movement that has!!!, excellent composition, impresses me the texture of the hair of the buffalo it is excellent!!!.
MarvinR
Great pic. The fur turned out nicely.
RimRunner
Awesome work. Only crit', left hand & the pole. Her hand is not quite "on" with the pole.. but.. this is still VERY Awesome! Glad your system didn't choke.. will worth the wait/effort.
steelrendering
cool
3D Freak
Very Nice!!!- The lighting & texturing is great & the fur is exceptional! Damn- 9 hours? I'd say it was worth it- keep up this incredible work!!!
jasminre
Brilliant, just BRILLIANT work!
The MonsMan
Jep, Really awesome dude! U know by any chance where I can find a good tutorial about Shag Fur?
dreiak
I dont know if it would help but couldn't you render sections of the picture and combine them in photoshop? That way you dont have to wait 9 hrs strict render time, you could split it into something like 2 hr sections. (Leaving shadows on of course, but making objecs not renderable- im not really qualified to rank the picture because i am still an amature, but compared to me it is an 11
crommcruac
Thank all of you for the comments. I tried to render this scene in two or more "simple" renderings. Unfortunately the effect of render of "splitting" scene (with hidden objects) was not good. Beside that render of the parts would take the same time. The most "time-eating" thing was 5 volume lights. Without them it took only 10-15 minutes. So I started render and gone to sleep :)
george
did you checked bunch of volumes from cebas.can't promise its faster but faster as max volumes. to split the scene isn't verry nice..it takes almost the same time you are right..the only thing what could be a little bit better is the glossy of the female skin..i love this picture..great done
dark_thoughts
wiked!!! you rock!!!
malfunkshun
The fur is cool and the red fabric is cool. However, the floor is way too flat. There should be some variance to the ground, such as places where there are depressions, or maybe some rocks and pebbles. The yak is kicking up some dust, which is cool, but I think there should be even more dust to give the scene more movement and action. Also, the model, although posed well, looks static and plastic. One last gripe... the lens flares just don't belong. Otherwise, an impressive piece.
crommcruac
Oh, thank you for your comments malfunkshun. But if you have so much to tell, you must be very good in Max. So why didn't you post ANYTHING to gallery? Let us enjoy your incredible works. Don't be so shy Ash.
Modulok
The ground is too flat, the model has a bit of a "plastic" look to it. The fur is cool though.
spaceboy
:( ) (dropping jaw) 3ds max?! I think that figures are from poser, right? But how you do place that tattoo textures on them in max... %O i still wonder....
Atila-Han
excellent work : )