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Thanks Jure and Janusz ! I regard the comments highly, especially from you guys !

Sorry about the size, I will try and post some more stuff (shrunk also) I just grabbed the files from backups and posted to the server

Matt -

Hi guys..

Haven't been following the developments lately.. excited about LW11's integration !

Here I'm posting two somewhat old renders from last year, I've been working on a lot of animations that I'm not really proud to show here since they're rushed projects and the goal is quantity not quality ...

Hi Guys, just to bring this post back to life, I am still getting LWSN crashes with LW 10.1 + BNR and Kray 2.4

Any ideas?

Awesome work ! I sent you a PM rodri, let me know if you got it.

TTYL

Matt -

He'll BE BACK

yes VPR and micropoly displacement would be AWESOME !

Thanks Nico !

Yeah Im not a huge fan of the 2nd render either, im actually still working on it..will post an update later.

(the viewpoint wont change unfortunately, client said the camera will not move)

another shot

Hi everyone -

Havent posted in a while, unfortunately have been doing mostly non-kray work, except for this one, more view to come.

The final deliverable was rendered at 4000 px across (this the resolution)

just one quick comment, I have been using the importancegammamultiplier command with the ...

hmm check the render time comparisons..

I think this could be extremely useful for interior renders

Boris -

That is correct, you need to calculate and save the GI on the fastest PC you've got ideally, and then set it to LOAD, save the scene and then render in BNR with image split, it will work 100%

Matt -

Thanks, Ive been trying to do this, but for kray animations rendered through LWSN, which lightwave saver to use? neither RLA nor HDR seem to save the Zbuffer channel (I did activate it on the kray buffer panels)

Any ideas?

PS: no need to reply, I assumed that Kray only used the LW saver when using ...

nice !

I think it looks really good.

There is some GI issue on the glass shelf, where it meets the wall, do you have caustics on? or maybe are you computing GI for the glass? I tend to flag secondary glass elements as "unseen by GI" to cut render times and avoid GI issues.

looking good Roberto !!

Great work as usual !

I have to side with Nico on this one..I am not a huge fan of people on the renders, be it 2D or 3D.. but I know that might be something the CLIENT wanted.. as is usually the case

Great work !

PS : I liked the pic of the guy tapping the lady's tushy

Matt -

Thanks stick

It was never meant to be a homage to anyone, just kind of a personal training project, I just happened to grab a google images reference that apparently was famous *I learned about that after talking to Nico on skype* I did not know who the author was originally.

Used the same render ...