blacksmith fire - for GPFrance by wabe
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Yeah, Gerhard (GPFrance) asked me several times for not so strong fire elements. Here is an example. If you look carefully Gerhard, you'll see this is made from two elements. So it even can be more reduced if necessary. Can of course be scaled down so that the flames does not go so high, so it is easy to make a low burning fire as it is possible to make a fire storm via ecosystem.
Rendertimes - another question. This here was rendered 1024x576 in superior mode. On a Mac Mini (not the fastest machine). And rendertime was exactly 2 minutes. The bushfire from yesterday with the heavy ecosystem rendered a bit longer - similar size and quality, Mac Pro 2.66 Quad, rendertimes approx (out of my mind) around 6 hours.
Blacksmith here btw is from DAZ, atmo from Filip Stamate /Horror&Romance).
Comments (15)
Beautiful Render!! Greeting Rocksy
Looks fantastic! I like the fire and scene very much!
It does look good and thanks Walther for giving the render times.
Great looking fire :)
Splendid. 5+.
this is good work walther ..fires are not easy to do realistically..always people seem to put flames too bright..i think you nailed the vibrancy and depth of colours to the flame..outstanding work..and interesting..still cant find the damned raven though...:)
Agree with Linda, great fire!
Nice work!!! Blacksmith seems to be out..will bring my horse by later ~ fabulout fire.
Great work!
You've really done an exceptional work of creating the more subtle flames. It's good to see you're working on all the varied fire elements. Bravo!
That's really a very good job on the flames. Super!
A lovely fire indeed.
Nice fire into a well lighted scene!
AMAZING WHAT YOU ARE DOING WALTHER! :)
Fine work ! You're getting closer and closer to it, QUITE close !!! for this Schmiedefeuer. You made a long way since your first fire tests about two years ago, toutes mes félicitations ! Fire textures seem to behave like music, in some way : The hardest challenge for the musician is, to play it piano, con espression, dolce... Pardon me, Wabe, I know that I'm hard critics with other's work. I fear that it's a "déformation professionnelle", my job is to nail down what doesn't work out rightly... :-( And to incite ways, to guide, to make nicer outcome, constructively. As I lived for years with wood fire as sole source of energy, well... I never rate renderings, prefer leaving that up to others, but here, I couldn't avoid to put in "5", same as for your late "bushfire" ! Btw, Why put that into "wip", work in progress ? Timid ? That was mighty beautiful - compare what can be compared ! Looked damn real, that one, reminded me lively of Schloss Filseck burning, some forty years ago. Keep on going ! I wait for your "fire objects"... :-)