[Bubbaloo]

I always try to set up a little scene to render over the Christmas break so I can see what it looks like when I get back. This one, I didn't have much time to set up, so I just scattered a few warped glass pieces around to get some cool dispersion and caustics. Here is the result. It reached S.L. 34.5:

[Hervé]

pretty cool Brian...

[m-Que]

Pure beauty...
Nice Christmas tradition, BTW

[zdeno]

I always try to set up a little scene to render over the Christmas break so I can see what it looks like when I get back.

Great You have this behaviour ... looks very nice

[Bubbaloo]

I need some motivation to go back to work after the holiday! If there's a render cooking, at least I have something... anything... to look forward to.

[tom]

Very nice

[bograt]

I need some motivation to go back to work after the holiday! If there's a render cooking, at least I have something... anything... to look forward to.

I do exactly the same
SL 34 is insane! I once typed 35 into the render calculator and it told me it would take infinity
Nice to see caustics and dispersion at that level

[Stinkie7000]

Looks cool. Out of curiosity: how long did this render for?

[Bubbaloo]

The mxi says 135 hours, if it's accurate. I resumed it a couple of times during the week before the holiday break. This was on our 12 render nodes.

[Stinkie7000]

Good thing your boss picks up the electricity bill, then.

[Bubbaloo]

Billed to "research".

[chedda]

SL34

are your nodes dual xeons ?

[Bubbaloo]

SL34

are your nodes dual xeons ?

Yes.

[Neil Evans]

Very nice...