[yanada]

Image courtesy of Grzegorz Rakoczy.

Image courtesy of notareal

Image courtesy of Alexandre Murat

[caryjames]

At least Ivox can spell..... what exactly is a "Kylocyle"????

Gotta agree with Ivox- there is something inherently interesting about taking a "antique, historic...." radio and modeling and rendering that using modern technology and artistry. To copy that EXACT same kitschy radio to promote your new rendering program shows poor lack of judgment at best.

Of course just my 0.02 cents.
Cary

[ivox3]

Can't believe I missed that --- nice find Cary. lol..

[yanada]

Image courtesy of Alexandre Murat

[Maximus3D]

All your renders are pretty, but why do they all have a very softish look to them ? are you adding that glare thingy in post on every image ?

/ Max

[Thomas An.]

Volumetric Dispersion !

I don't know if this feature will be often used, but it's technically impressive


By alexxx_95 at 2009-05-26

Wow. This gets my attention.

[dd_]

Volumetric Dispersion !

I don't know if this feature will be often used, but it's technically impressive


By alexxx_95 at 2009-05-26

Wow. This gets my attention.

my thoughts exactly

[yanada]

Call for exporter/plugin developers

Thea Render has reached a certain status in terms of stability and rendering capabilities and we would like now to call for exporter/plugin developers in order to help us expand our integrations with 3rd party software.

We are looking for developers that have some good familiarity with the plugin system of a modeling application and can maintain good communication during development. Good knowledge of C/C++/MacOSX is a plus but not necessary.

We will be very pleased to hearing from you and discuss a potential co-operation. If you are interested, send us an e-mail to contact[at]thearender.com.

best wishes
Ioannis Pantazopoulos

[yolk]

i don't see volumetric dispersion as somethings that won't be used often. i think if you're in arch viz (i'm not) it would come in very handy if you can render a skyscraper with godzilla and 50ft woman fighting in the misty background while laserbeams fire out of her nipples.
you'd probably end up using it in every render

[tom]

You crack me up, Dave

[yanada]

[dd_]

[yanada]

here is a quick (unbiased) test render showing sun pool caustics.

[Micha]

Yanada, could you post the rendertimes of your posted images?