Maxwell Render

Thank you

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http://www.def4D.fr

How do you model with such fine detail!!!!!!!!!!! Your models and renderings are the best I have ever seen!!!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Aaron

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dual quad E5320's (1.8 ghz) (14.88 ghz total)
S5000 XVN SATA MOBO, 12 gigs of ram
win xp pro x64
Core i7 920 (2.66 ghz each core) 20 gigs of ram
Windows 7 Professional
Form-Z, Blender, VUE 9.5 and Maxwell Render
http://www.aaronsmithey.com

I have not visited your gallery in some time and the updates are impressive whether it is a room setting or the camera on page 15. I am sure there are many that leave your gallery with feelings of inadequacy. I can't be the only one. Bravo.

Updated on page 1.
Pretty much ordinary stuff, built in my spare time for recreation.
It's based on an existing kitchen, the design is not from me.

Ben

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http://www.benjaminbrosdau.com/

Excellent as usual, Ben! The attention to material detail is evident.

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Brian Looney
Maxwell + RealFlow
http://lunatic-studio.com/
Help! I'm dispersing into a haze of probability!

How many centuries to finish those incredible renders? As for your MRV2 promotion scene, specs and rendertimes?

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http://www.def4D.fr

Crystal clear!

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Next Limit Team

Awesome !... Great attention to details... great attention to... all...

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sing with me.... la la la... la la la

no words, amazing work again
saludos
luis

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En la vida solo hay dos cosas seguras: la muerte y los impuestos.
gallery: viewtopic.php?t=13820
http://www.foto-viva.es/

I love everything but the metals are incredible!

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http://www.ftella.com

Hi,

yes, I was giving the metals particular attention this time, although it was maybe not so much on a shaderlevel but more on the modeling/ texturing side. If you get the beveling, smoothing, bending and distortion right in the mesh, you'll have much better looking metals already. All metal parts are high resolution meshes with slightly varying bevel radii along the edges together with modeled asymmetry and warping on the large "flat" areas (which aren't really flat, hence the look).
Then its mostly a simple 2 BSDF shader with anisotropy, bump and for the fridge a coating as well. The rest is done by Maxwell.

@def4d
What scene exactly do you mean? The Chesterfield couch?
If so, it took me 2 months on and off but it could have been done much faster on a full time basis. It rendered in 2.5 hours @ 5500px on the ranch which employs 128 quadcores machines I think. That'll be 4 weeks on your average dualcore at home.

Ben

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http://www.benjaminbrosdau.com/

ahahhahhha ok, i wouldn't try with my poor Quadcore for sure

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http://www.def4D.fr

really nice, as always...and I see you have there a bottle sassicaia.good choice.

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C4D R13.061 Studio Bundle Maxwell Render 2.7 VrayBridge 1.2.6.1
Dual Xeon X5460 3.16GHz - 16GB Ram - Nvidia Quadro FX 4600
Dual Xeon X5355 2.66GHz - 16GB Ram - Nvidia Quadro FX 4600

Just BEAUTIFUL!!! Really can't say enough about how fabulous those renders are.... well maybe the curtains are a bit long .... nice compositions, materials, etc!! Thanks for posting and keeping the bar nice and high

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Cary James

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Every image is pure Maxwell genius!