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Published: 2013-09-14 13:21:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1266; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 19
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A little Wings 3D model rendered in,DS, top left.
Octane, top right and bottom left,
Bryce, bottom right.
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Great work... wish i could afford octane!!!
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Aye, it took me a while to save up for it, but I am going to make it pay for itself. Β It would be a bit of a luxury for just hobby work, but if you have a commercial application you can always use that as justification and a way of earning back the initial outlay.
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thanks for your words man
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BottomΒ left!Β It looks so dang real!Β I especially like the metal!Β But they all rock!
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Thanks, Octane is largely responsible for the realism it is a very competent render engine. Β Just a tad pricey and not very user friendly.
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A very interesting mix of materials and look, I think they all look amazing
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You are most welcome, I look forward to your next piece
Your work is most inspiring and I appreciate that you take the time to share your knowledge.
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very interesting object, now you just need a plastic and metal 3d printer. the renders are great.
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Thank you! Β And to win the lottery to be able to afford such a printer!
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Great render for Octane, as usual... (the top right is just amazing !!! )
But Bryce's one is really good too !
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Thank you. Β I wasn't sure about top right. Β Just an experiment with light emitting.
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yes , Bryce render is realistic but i like Β Octane top right
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Thank you - I really wasn't sure I liked the top right, but I wanted a go at a powerful light emitting material.
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Bryce render is amazing! Very realistic well done!
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Thank you, the glass and the metal for the Bryce render are available in the material x-change over at Bryce5.com Β For my money though, Octane (bottom left) wins in terms of realism.
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