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mike-reiss β The Spirit of the Water
Published: 2011-01-24 14:11:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1827; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 0
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Cinema4D R12Complex Displacement Scene using only a sphere and a plane for the render. A multi-layer proximal shader setup is used to create the water effect.
Current resolution 7000 PIXEL.
But can be rendered in ANY SIZE and ANY RESOLUTION.
Dont ask me about the render time!
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It is a quad core system with 24 GB Ram and more than 12 GHz processing power...
The displacement needs a lot of ram and render time...
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thats one crazy machine and also one crazy render
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Oh, wow - I can only imagine the render time given your specs! 
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Thank you very much, Ryan!
It took several days to render!
There are some thins I personally would improove, when only the render time would not be so long...
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Whoa! Yes, it's hard to go back and change things when you're faced with that long of a render, especially a several-day render time. Yikes! But to my eye, this looks perfect and needs no changes. 
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Really great! Did you use vray? I've got a displacement scene coming up...took 2 days to render lol!
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I cant wait to see your displacement scene! Is it up yet?
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Yup one of them is up now
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Why can't do that sort of thing?
It's realy quite spectacular
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Thank you, Raphaela!
If you wich, I could teach you to do that!
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Hiosh! I think I'll stck with my graphite and pulverized trees!
I'll watch from afar
Interesting concept though....
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Thank you very much, Arne! 
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I'm doing good, Mike. It's been a little hectic since I got divorced and I'm raising my 5 year-old son by myself, but I'm enjoying it. I think I'm going to try to take an online course in 3d modelling and animation. The stuff you do is amazing and I would really like to learn it.
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I have learnd it so can you!
Your progress in the last months is realy impressive! One more year and you are better than I am!
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Thanks for the kind words, Mike.
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Thank you very much, Diago!
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Ups... Is Tiago your name? Sorry!
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lol it is yes... keep the good work
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Thank you very much, Vassil!
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Thanks Mohamed. I am glad you like it...
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Hallo Mike, Sieht grossartig aus. Freue mich schon auf mehr Werke von dir!
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Danke Sandy! Freut mich, wenn es Dir gefΓ€llt!
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Thanks Samuel. I am glad you like it...
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Das Mat wΓΌrde mich schon interessieren!
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Du kannst Dir nicht vorstellen wieviele Versionen des Wassers ich gebraucht habe bis es so aussah...
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Es hat sich gelohnt.
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Ich bin noch nicht ganz hunderprozentig zufrieden. Ich arbeite noch daran die Wogen etwas zu glΓ€tten....
Im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes....
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Bist ein wahrer CD4 meister und ich wΓΌnschte ich kΓΆnnte die HΓ€lfte davon
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Naja, von einem Meister wΓΌrde ich eher nicht renden...
Aber danke fΓΌr die Blumen!
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Na komm .. was du so renderst in C4D ist schon ganz schΓΆn impressive
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Man kann ja nie gut genug sein!
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Das kann man wirklich ned
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Wow. It makes me think something epic is about to happen. Very impressive work!
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Thanks very much! Who knows....
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Impressive render. Did you use some subsurface scattering trick on the sphere?
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No. I did not use subsurface scattering. Just subpolygon displacement, hdri and gi...
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Das ist einfach nur genial! 
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SchΓΆn, wenn es Dir gefΓ€llt.
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