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Published: 2015-03-04 22:55:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 2858; Favourites: 118; Downloads: 0
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We made a small rest at this beautiful spot before we continued our biking trip around the lake and up the hill...Made with Vue Complete 2014.
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Thank you 
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then thats really amazing,,,,great work
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Thank you very much
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Thanks! This place exists only in my imagination, it`s done in Vue, a software for realistic 3d environments
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Seriously? I thought it was real...
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Thanks! No it`s a render, all 3d environment
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i wish facebk showed it this crisp awesome scene
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Yep, facebook compression is really, pardon me...crappy Β
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Very beautiful work, I like the fog, the vegetation, the lighting and the place (and the squirrel XD)
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This squirell is XDDD, lol ! But the work is awesome, first class !
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Hehe, thanks! ..and you noticed the squirrel
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This is absolutely stunning! I've messed around with Vue before and I can't imagine how long it took to put together this scene. So much detail. Love it!
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This is so beautiful! I wish I could get my renders to come out so clear. They're always too pixelated...
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a wonderful place I'd like to discover. Excellent work with the building of the landscape and the textures
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Beautiful ! I really like the peaceful atmosphere !
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Both my wife and I love this a lot. Very crisp and realistic so much I did think it was a photo at first. Top work Aron.
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Thanks my friend!
Vue renders tend to be a bit unsharp, even if you render in highres. This is rendered in 400pix, crisp settings and was still a bit unsharp. I always sharpen my renders in post a bit. Light is normal standard spectral. I still not like the photometric lighting that much and you have to tweak all materilas otherwise they loose a lot of "depth". I do a lot of my renders still with standard spectral.
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I use User Settings for my finals based on www.dreahorvath.eu/faster-rendβ¦Β but never that high in pixel terms. I would love to know what render settings you use and Light and AtmoΒ set up. I only have Vue 10 Esprit so I wouldn't know about the new lighting but sure would love to try it one day.
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I have also started with these settings but wanted better quality. Scenes with a lot of small details benefit much from a higher resolution. If you take a look at the grass stalks at the right side of the pic. Notice that they have no perfect AA even that I have rendered it in 4000pix. If I would have rendered the pic in lower res this part would be very grainy, even with the highest AA settings possible (64rays with complete)!!
Andrea suggests if I remember correctly high Quality boost in Sky,Fog, Haze tab and Lighting tab.
I tend to use negative values for both tabs in my newer renders, to avoid endless rendertimes. Together with high AA settings like 12/36 at 91%Β and highres you get some nice renders. But these settings are only without clouds or heavy atmospherics. I tend to avoid clouds and add them sometimes in post. This render took only 1.5 h to render
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Thanks Aron for the little insight. I think I now have a handle on getting realistic light in Vue. For me like yourself getting a crisp render is a pain.
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No problem . I hope I could help you. I`ve posted a pic with the settings of this scene, so you can look at all the settings.
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Thanks that helps a lot Aron, thank you for sharing.
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Glad I could help
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Sorry to interrupt... what is 400pix and 12/36 at 91%? Most of my renders end up being way too long (>15 hours). This one would probably be much-MUCH longer than 1.5 hours if I rendered it. And I never get the crisp quality of this... I must be doing something horribly wrong!
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No prob!
4000pix is the resolution, pix means pixels. the 12/36 is the amount of antialiasing rays and 91% is the amount of the quality slider. I posted a pic with the rendersettings of this artwork, so you can see all the settings. If you have other questions don`t hesitate and ask
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