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K4VE — Molecular Test - Animation
Published: 2013-05-04 15:43:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3439; Favourites: 51; Downloads: 35
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This is a little test of the Molecular-AddOn by Pyroevil [link]Created with Blender 2.66a
Rendered with Cycles (100 samples)
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Seen from the other comments that this took only 2H to render. What beast of a PC do you have?!
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I was just rendering 100 samples which don't take that long (I think I had been using a Nvidia Geforce GTX 560Ti when I made this)
Since the lighting was extremely simple, 100 samples were sufficient to create a noise-free render.
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Ok, I have a GTX 970 and I can not even render water because it runs out of memory.
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Really? Well that sounds like something is wrong with your render settings. Or your polycount may be too high.
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Could I maybe transfer the file to you via wetransfer so you could tell me what's wrong. For that I would need your email.
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Can you upload it to mediafire.com , mega.nz or dropbox?
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Here is a link to Mega.nz download
mega.nz/#!jIx3UaoZ!dSkRxrq1Ip5…
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Okay in your case the problem is, that you have a refractive object (the droplet) taking up all your image space. Glass shaders are slow to render, especially when they take up such a large portion of the image.
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So I should make the droplet smaller and further away from the camera? What about the poly count as you suggested, or maybe the render settings are wrong?
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Poly count was about 16,000, which should be peanuts for a GTX 970. Also the render settings seemed fine, at least I couldn't identify any problems there. So yeah, moving the droplet away or making it smaller should solve your problem.
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Ok thank you very much for your guidance, I will make the droplet smaller and see if it works from there.
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Looks great! How long did the render end up taking??
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Thanks!
This one took about 2h to render.
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this looks awesome! how can I put the frames in to a gif pic? do I need a video converter?
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I use Photoshop CS6 Extended to put them into a gif, but are also free programs on the internet
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Good looking !
I tried molecular but can't understand how its work. Did you figured out yourself how it works or do you find any tutorial? Didn't find any
Thanks
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You should check out the documentation: [link]
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I can't get blender to work on my computer. DDX
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computer specs/OS ?
Which kind of promblem?
Also,this might help: [link]
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