Welcome!! Not a whole lot to see here, but you are free to take a look.BIOI come from Eagle River Alaska. I am used to taking hikes just to take in Scenery. Mostly though I am a mountian biker, ready to tear up all sorts of terrain to get backcountry for the fun of it. I pursue 3D as a hobby to do in my spare time, and love trying to reproduce what I see in nature everyday. I've also always been a big fan of Sci-Fi movies, and thus dabble in my own Sci-Fi universe.
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Comments (3)
punmaster
To get rid of the graininess go to global illumination panel under the lights tab, and change the settings of rays per evaluation from 4x12 to something higher (I normally choose 7x21) This does increase render time, but pretty much removes the noise. You could also enable "shading noise reduction" also under the global illumination tab, but this knocks out finer details and gives a "washed out effect" sometimes.
MITrAndir
You showed him alright. About graininess, punmaster already told you, so i only have to say, build scene for that sword, Great work!
Moebius87
Terrific concept and very well executed. MITrAndir is right... it needs a good environment. :o)