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sevenblah — vray 1st try
Published: 2008-08-21 19:23:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 2617; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 179
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oook i got vray cause everyone said i needed it, it took me 6 hours to figure out how to get the thing to work and then i made something "simple" and it failed so bad that i went and searched for some tutorials... and this is the result he did not have a glass model and he did not use caustics so thats why those such so bad... im going to learn more and come back stronger then ever...any questions??
dont be to hard on me it is my first time.
amd 2800 1.6gh 1core
2gig of ram
cinema4d r10,5
vray1.01
topmod version "??"
4 hour render time
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Comments: 35
If this was your first try, then very well done and excellent work! Especially when using vray. Not easy for newbies to pick up on first try. But you did a fine job!
I was working on learning vray 2 years ago...finally was able to produce a design after tediously following tutorials after tutorials. But then I stopped and was busy on other projects for the past 2 years and thought that it would just be simple to look through my notes and start again...and boy was I wrong. Have been struggling the past 2 weeks to even get on decent design done (and that is not even using vray). Have to totally relearn C4D all over again. Feels like kindergarten all over again! lol
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I think this is pretty good for your first attempt! May I ask what tutorial you learned from? I've been trying to learn some more of my own.
Thanks and keep it up!
-dizzy0110
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yeah 4 hrs, now this render with my new computer would prob take about 20 secounds... but idk id have to try it out...
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ohh lol .. well keep practice my friend
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really nice colors!
there's something about the windows that's kind of bothering me, but i really like the shadows.
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Looks good for a first try. I'm sure you'll get the hang of it in no time.
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Maxing every setting doesn't mean you'll get magnificent results in decent time. I hope you are using vray lights as well as vray materials. I like the shadows, but caustics looks strange (few dots across the scene).
Was it 4h render time for above resolution (1254x976)?
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it was 1260 by 980 but it had that vray tag on the bottum i took that off cause i didnt know until just a littlebit ago that it would even be thier... but ya, but if you see my screen shot those were the specs. buttt today i am getting my new computer put together
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That cpu was a choke point. What is your new rig gonna be?
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ya it is... my new cpu is
Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 2.4ghz
8gb Corsair ddr2 800mhz ram
GeForce 8600 GT ASUS
160gb HDD
intel LGA 775 Intel P35 ATX
2-22" acer monitors
520 watt power supply
Windows XP X-64
my old computer was a crutch my new one is going to be awesome and im going to be able to do so much more with it...
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That is impressive spec, no RAID?
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na... but i might add later. thats just the start anyways... what else do you think i should add?
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[link] probably best tutorial for starters in vray. I also recommend finding & reading vray manual.
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wow
nice result as ur 1st
i c dark shadow color
have u used GI?
and what light source u used?
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lol thats lots of questions. but cool umm i dont know about the shadows... but they are dark, and i guess i used gi vray use's gi always so it was a must, and as far as light sources go, their were 3 infinite lights and 1 sun light with target...
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lol. sorry
cool 
and u used too much lights but came up with nice result
try to check the Vray light if there is one in c4d
gd luck bro
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i set it on all the highest settings... it was presets
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I love the honey color of the model - very rich. I don't know the first thing about V-ray, but I do think that the only way to truly master something is to do it over and over and over again, and always keep exploring.
...and, in my opinion, don't worry about doing things the "right" way. The only question that matters is "does it look cool?"
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it turned out pretty nice
did u used vray in c4d? i tried once in 3ds and i didn't got the result i wanted
it's a bit complicated
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That's ultra-cool dude! And it's your first try?
I still have no idea how to make such scene as shown above. I mean a room with windows and light coming from outside.
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Well, it's really good as a first try on Vray. Congrats ^_^
Vray engine is the common engine on high quality 3D Max renders (as it's the facto standard on photorrealistic architecture interiors, for an instance), so you can easily surpass any 3D Max designer if you manage to get a streamlined workflow on Cinema 4D and VRay (believe me, Cinema 4D is far more user-friendly than 3D Max, and you get quicker and tidier results)
So, good luck, you've got good knowledge base with this, now it's only getting the hang of it ^_^
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well this guy gave me the tutorial site at like 4 in the morning and i have a.d.d. and closed it never found it again but their are alot of tutorials similar if you just google it i found...
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