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<edited - camera/resolution rule>
<edited - added rapid share source - click on the free download> <edit - more sources for download added> <edit - clarity of source of original scene> ******* To be clear, this scene is not an original idea by me. Here is a link to the scene which I based mine off of. However, the .blend provided there is not that great for blender, so I did my best to reproduce it. Hopefully there is no confusion http://www.3dallusions.com/forums/sh...5181#post15181 ********** Hey, Well, after playing with a number of different renderers trying to create a realistic interior scene, I got the idea to model a scene and let each renderer show their stuff via a renderer challenge. I've created a blender scene, complete with uv-mapped floor and paintings. The scene is fairly basic to keep the emphasis on lighting/rendering. With all the new renderers coming out of the woodwork, I think this is a great opportunity to compare/contrast the strenghts and weaknesses of each, including blender internal and yafray of course  So, here are the basic guidelines: 1. The basic color scheme of the room should stay close to what it is. Adding nicer materials and bump/nor maps is fine, or slightly changing some colors to increase contrast is ok too. However, the "feel" of the room should remain unchanged for easy comparison between the different renders. 2. Post-pro should be kept to a minimum. We want to see what the renderer is capable of, not the Gimp/Photoshop. 3. You should maintain the same camera angle as is in the .blend file. This is very close to the vray render, and will keep consistency in the render. 4. Render size of 800x600 (let me know if you think this should be 1024x768) 5. Include details about the render, including light rig, render times, post pro done (if any), etc. The purpose of this challenge is for everyone to learn from each other, so let's not keep any secrets. 6. Time limit - none as of right now, but I think 2 weeks is a good target to keep things active. Well, enough talk, here is a link to the scene, which includes the floor texture and the 3 painting textures. It also contains an image of the vray render I based the scene off of. I think the vray render is a great example of what we should be trying to achieve. http://www.seyanim.com/niel/niel2/up...rchallenge.zip http://www.sammyg.us/upload/data/renderchallenge.zip http://rapidshare.de/files/15171401/...lenge.zip.html * for the rapid share source, click on the "Free" button and then wait for the counter to count down, enter the characters in the text box (to stop bots) and then click on download from the source it chose Here's a link to the vray render for those interested in what the scene looks like (mine is an imitation of this scene): http://x10.putfile.com/3/6713224267.jpg If you need a place to upload images, you can use this site (thanks!): http://h4x.snipanet.com/blender/index.php Well, I think that is about it. Good luck and good rendering! PS - If a mod would like to move this to the "contests" forum, that would be greatly appreciated |
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10-Mar-06, 07:23
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i think defining bligatory image size: 800/600; 1027/768 or sth like that, would be helpfull for conclusive comparsions
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10-Mar-06, 10:05
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Something along the lines of this but with a different/better scene?
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10-Mar-06, 10:13
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Hey i had an idea like this, but i was going to do it all myself and put it all in an article and submit to the CJ or something. When i went to look at doing this i was going to use Yafray, Sunflow, Indigo, Pov-Ray etc... but i had too many troubles trying to get indigo to work, and to get a decent result from sunflow. So i gave up. Glad to see you had the same great idea
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I have gone to look for myself, if I should return, before I get back, keep me here. |
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10-Mar-06, 12:01
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Good, but I can not download the file . . band width problem. and an other thing we have to be clear about everyone use the same camera properties and resolution as jendrzych said.
Un Saludo |
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10-Mar-06, 14:05
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Great idea. But same problem here, the website you posted the scenes to exceed its bandwidth limit.
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10-Mar-06, 14:35
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Hi everyone!
Send me the file to madnux(at)hotmail(dot)com I will try to put this on Niel. Cya! |
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10-Mar-06, 15:30
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Sent! and a thanks for providing more hosting. Once you get it up somewhere, let me know and I'll update the first post with another source of the .blend and textures. |
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10-Mar-06, 15:42
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Way don’t you post it here http://rapidshare.de/
It is free and you can upload up to 100 mb 8) |
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10-Mar-06, 17:48
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could somebody post *.zip somewhere else, link above doesn't work...
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10-Mar-06, 18:04
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10-Mar-06, 18:05
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Hi lakcaj
I think I found an error in your model. The last mirror ball holder is off. Is this intentionally, it don’t look like?! :-? |
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10-Mar-06, 20:53
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Here is my Kerkythea try:
 Rendering time: 2 hours on Athlon 2400 There are some artifacts but I will render this later with higher settings but I think it's quite good as for two hour rendering.
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-- Regards Grzegorz Rakoczy |
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10-Mar-06, 23:05
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11-Mar-06, 01:49
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If you guys need to host that file on a better server, use this.
http://www.sammyg.us/upload/ This is sh33p's site, so next time you see him, don't forget to say thanks! I'm interested in this. I'll see what kinda stuff I can do. |
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11-Mar-06, 02:29
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<editted because I suck at the povray>
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 Well, here's a povray render I did: render time: 30 minutes (was 4 hrs 50 mins) radiosity setting: IndoorLQ (was IndoorHQ) lighting: one point light and one area light outside the window, with a light yellow/orange (changed from light blue) background color for the radiosity - just changed the area light to have higher samples (thanks to RCRuiz in another thread) changed: changed the black to dark grey and added a slight raymirror to bring out the definition in the chairs and coffee table. I also lowered all the material ambient settings to 0.0 for the radiosity, and increased the AA settings. I also removed "shadowless" for the lamp. Some post pro done with gimp to adjust levels and increase saturation a bit. 
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11-Mar-06, 03:48
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PovRay (all from belnder with blend2pov)
render time 38 min in a in a HP Pavilion intel celeron 1.3 Ghz 384 MB Ram windows XP with 2 lamps a sun (energy 1) outside and an areas ligth (dist 0.8 energy 0.9) in the window with shadow both, osa 16 gama 1.2, default ambient intensitie for materials 0.25,radiosity setting 2Bounces Edited . . model by Branko a.k.a. 'd.sign'. sorry for the delay on this credit  Un Saludo |
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11-Mar-06, 13:02
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I usually don't say much on these types of issues and if I am wrong here I fully apologise, but to me a very generous artist who I believe created this scene and donated it to a similar challenge in the recent past does not seem to get any credit for their work. I think Mr. Branko may deserve some credit, but you may judge for yourselves:
http://www.3dallusions.com/forums/sh...5181#post15181 Once again I apologise if I am wrong on this issue. Great to see the different renderings 
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11-Mar-06, 19:39
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<edit>
I guess I wasn't really clear in my first post. When I was discussing this on irc, I posted a link to the original scene and kept stating that I was simply trying to reproduce it as best i could... I'll update the first post to be more clear </edit> Quote:
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12-Mar-06, 03:58
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where are the yafray and sunflow users?
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13-Mar-06, 20:50
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