[uml-user] tirade rev

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I saw similar picture on evermotion. Tree entourage by xFrog, a snowy
hillside from an example file on the internet, sky effect built into
C4D, building from an ArchiCAD training file I use at the aBPa office in
San Diego. No more "backlights", "underlights", etc! 
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U r master of photorealistic rendering. 
However, u did first class job, u could print the photo and say it was
taken by a real camera, everyone would belive that! It it time to slow
down and create some examples of workflow issues, speed tests realistic
rendering techniques. Once again I ask for help from other C4D users who
can post examples, please jump right in - the water is fine and with a
little MAXON soap you get a squeaky clean render. 
If you can get your entourage into practically any export format,
chances are C4D will be able to import it. 
The problem here is the rendering time. 
jpg Description:brac Filesize: 81. Looks like it's underwater! I am able
to create fly throughs for small projects. 
That tool isn't very good unless you know the precise heights of
adjacent points that help the routine do its magic stuff. There are two
shortcomings though - Max is VERY difficult to learn and VRay is even
more difficult! Still comes up as "No free disk space" and it is unable
to render. 
Make the context photo ripple to emulate glass irregularity. 
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