Add here your best high-quality Maxwell images.
User avatar
By y_okaue
#175583
tom wrote:a superslight irregular skining/positioning
Thank you, yeah it will be good!! :P
User avatar
By Maximus3D
#175585
As always as the other guys said, great work. I just wish you wouldn't post photographs, it'd be nice to see actual Maxwell renderings :P hehe

Just kidding with ya, outstanding looking mousey :shock: i don't know how you do it, but you do it very well that's for sure.

/ Max
User avatar
By y_okaue
#179291
Hello,

This is a "Gogo no Kocya" (means "Afternoon Tea"), and this is one of the most popular beverages in Japan. Take this for your thirst! :D

Original resolution is 1200 x 900, about two days for sl 18.71.

Image
User avatar
By jurX
#179305
nice dude!:)
2 days...thats really long for SL18.71...hm, mybe there is a possibility to tune the settings a little?
User avatar
By y_okaue
#179321
Thanks!
jurX wrote:mybe there is a possibility to tune the settings a little?
Maybe too many divisions of the models... but dielectric always requires a lot of time, you know :wink:
User avatar
By y_okaue
#186428
Hi!!

My recent two images :wink:
Image

Image

And I also introduce this movie to you here (from WIP section)...
Be aware of the sound!
Image
cam_movie_H264.zip
H.264 codec, 13.9MB
User avatar
By arch4d
#186431
:shock: :shock: :shock:

wow !!!
these are really impressive !

did you model those glass decals?

and how is the setup of the second one ?
simply one big rectangle emitter on the left ?

really great work... :shock:
User avatar
By Olivier Cugniet
#186434
great work on this glass and the bottles :D

keep it up :!:
User avatar
By y_okaue
#186437
Thank you :D


Yeah, I used a map for roughness of the glass.

The scene of second image has three emitters (left, right, and front),
and I controlled their intensity using multilight.
In this time, strong left light and faint front light only.

:wink:
User avatar
By rivoli
#186468
now now, these are very good looking ones. great glass there.
User avatar
By Thomas An.
#186470
Very nice !

What software did you use to model that seahorse ? ... how long did it take to model it ? (looks very nice)
User avatar
By tom
#186538
Great renders as usual! :wink:
User avatar
By y_okaue
#186555
Thank you for kind words :wink:

Hi Thomas, I used CINEMA 4D for the seahorse (as usual...)
I think it took about 8 -12 hours...
it certainly took two nights (I'm at university during the daytime). :)

Image
  • 1
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
Help with swimming pool water

Hi Andreas " I would say the above "fake[…]

render engines and Maxwell

Other rendering engines are evolving day by day, m[…]