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Permalink Reply by Rich Rosemann on
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The camera motion plus the object animations added to a static rendered model
definitely makes for a more interesting movie. All that is missing is myself basting in the sunlight.
I'm assuming the computer power to render and animate takes a lot of juice.
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Permalink Reply by mike makki on
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not to mention the software cost....I paid so far 3000 Euro ...8 core machine,32gb memory ,Nvidia 660t ...it took me 2 days to setup the model the plants etc etc.....movie time is 5hours to make ...only
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All for two minutes of visual. 5 hours? I've run fixed renders for five times that long.
I need to upgrade.
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it beats 3dmax vray in speed handsdown:)
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Permalink Reply by Maciej on
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Amazing, Mike, chapeaux bas...
.. the only "if and but" is, in my opinion, to much action in your movie - windy weather (good, old Blighty..), but trees are shaking a lot, so are leafs falling, additional attraction is fire and fountains... A lot of movement.
The scene - trees, shrubs, grass, etc., etc... are awesome, but there are so many focal points - in the scene and in the time... Maybe calm it a little bit down?
Anyway - it is absolutely Premiere Ligue, Mike. Respect.
Your movies are the best accurender-made ones I have ever seen.
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Permalink Reply by George Ioannidis on
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Not sure they are nXt animations. I think Mike is using other program.
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that would be correct
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you lived in england...you know how windy it is ...its even worse after a curry...:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
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Well... Just one or two brick materials, very green grass, roofing slates dark gray, window frames and sash - white, RVP ant gutters white as well, then 3-panel entrance door, 3-window bays in front of terrace house and... you can render english architecture :D Very aproximately, of course :D
My boss used to say: "In UK everything leaks - this is just the matter of time..."
Anyway, I miss Hampshire from time to time...
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I do not miss Glasgow (Glesca) at all (maybe just it's pubs :D )
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yes....scotland.....the land of booze and easy women....:D
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