[Bubbaloo]

I think there is more room to grow, too. This scene was made in Max9 using a simple rectangle on a plane and scattering the rectangle, varying the scale and rotation. 65,000 scatter objects is max's limit, so I had to do it multiple times (30). I let it render overnight.


If I have time, I will try squeezing more in today.

[Bubbaloo]

[tom]

31+, aha

[Bubbaloo]

It actually uses more memory to export from max to mxs than to render it! 70% of my 16 Gb.

Poly's: 65,000 scatter objects x 40 = 2.6 mil x 6 poly's each = 15.6 million poly's... so far...

[dutch_designer]

multilight animation!

[Bubbaloo]

Well, this is the limit my computer can handle. 23 Million Polys:



The MXS file was 4 gb.
I will post a wire of the scene next. Do I get a sticky??

[tom]

[Bubbaloo]

Here is a screen capture of the Max scene. Keep in mind that I have the scatter objects set to display only 1% of all objects... If I tried to show them all, my graphics card would explode.

[JCAddy]

Bubb can you export the scene so I can see if my pc can handle it?

[JDHill]

The MXS file was 4 gb.

If you said 'file' and '4gb' in the same sentence 10 years ago...

[Bubbaloo]

Bubb can you export the scene so I can see if my pc can handle it?

Do you want the Max file? How much Ram does your computer have?

[JCAddy]

Yea the max file would be great.

I've got 8gigs

[Bubbaloo]

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2cy8mmrnkxk

Here it is. (Max 9)
It used almost all of 16 Gigs to render, but you can try!
You might need to substitute your own mats.

[JCAddy]

Holy Hell, 16gigs......I'll try!

[misterasset]

What was the RAM usage while it was rendering? It seems that Maxwell's RAM usage while rendering is more dependant on the size of the image instead of what's in it.