architectural glass_test

Trying to render semi-architectural glass in slg
Problem was with the initial arc. glass I didn't have any reflection at all, so I had to add it.

240p is for real men.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• slg
• smallluxgpu
• luxrays
• unbiased

[richmeister4eva]

what are the settings for the glass i can never seem to get it working :P

[agent47crows]

@richmeister4eva

Well, in Lux, you simply have to punch in the IOR of glass, and it takes care of everything for you (reflections, dispersion, etc.). Same with slg, BUT!! If you don't want to lose hours of useless rendertime for glass, in Lux you enable the "architectural glass" setting, and it takes care of everything (again).

Sadly, in slg, you have to mess around with it a bit. In this case, the IOR is 1, I bumped up the diffuse color almost all the way up, then I added mirror. It's a mix.

[TheDrewol]

Epic, would bee more epic if you could get the quality better!

[agent47crows]

@TheDrewol

Now that's a dream that might come true pretty pretty soon.

Sadly, 'pretty pretty soon' means it might take a while till I get my hands on at least a decent piece of equipment.

Irony, huh? I finally find a way to make things work the way I want them to, then BOOM goes my GPU.

[agent47crows]

Quality sucks, I know.

"x people didn't see the reflections"

[stefitms]

looks awesome... even in 360p:)) or 240 as u say :))

[Meyekem]

I cant believe your accent was fake...

[TheDrewol]

@agent47crows

Tea... Myself am stuck with 15 hours of rendering in C4D...