[glebe digital]

Just wanted to see if it was possible, hope someone out there finds this usefull.
Loop rendered at 768x432 : sl15 : 164hrs.



Here's the .mov @ low rez:
http://www.glebedigital.co.uk/DGballSmallH263.mov

[Nigel Baker]

Hi ,

Thats fun to watch.
I love what happens inside.

Thanks for the endurance on your side

[tom]

Very nice animation!

[jenyaz]

And how you shined a stage? Very to like illumination


Has looked video, questions are not present more!

[Maxer]

How many frames did the animation have?

[glebe digital]

How many frames did the animation have?

83

[ivox3]

Stewart .......nice! 16hours for total time and all rendered frames?

[jenyaz]

164h

[ivox3]

oh .......

[Nigel Baker]

Not bad, its Mad Ted, looks great but crazy time consumption.
164 hours unless I am mistaken.

What client will pay for that?
I am truly hoping that Version 1 has some massive seed increase,

[-Adrian]

Great, maxwell sure has pretty output. Now all we need is for moore's law to continue

[JDHill]

sweet, Glebe!

[Olivier Cugniet]

very interresting, and sweet to quote JD

[bjorn.syse]

Wonderful!

[glebe digital]

Not bad, its Mad Ted, looks great but crazy time consumption.
164 hours unless I am mistaken.

What client will pay for that?
I am truly hoping that Version 1 has some massive seed increase

Cheers Ted, yes 164hrs is a little painfull, but it's all relative. Rendering 16:9 @ 2hrs per frame/cpu is actually not too far away from a reasonable time-per-frame, getting it down to 1hr/frame and we're in serious business..........[that's where the extra free licence and another 4-cores will come in handy].
Cost-wise, clients will just have to get used to higher render costs if they want the quality.........M~R will become the gold-standard before very long and soon every suit out there will want one!

Great, maxwell sure has pretty output. Now all we need is for moore's law to continue

I reckon Moore's law is already bust.........

Many thanks to you all for taking a butchers.