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421218 No.421218[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Try to guess which software I’m using and whether I’m using Global Illumination or not.

>> No.421219

no gi.
its blender isnt it

>> No.421221

>>421219
correct
incorrect

>> No.421230

Forgive me for salvaging a pointless thread, but what are /3/'s opinions on non-GI rendering? Is there any merit in learning to light scenes without it?

>> No.421237

>>421230
... faster render for large sequences?

>> No.421244

>>421230
you can do a lot without gi or even "correct" lighting. See futurama.

>> No.421253
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>>421230
Most broadcast packages don't use GI. If you've ever got your hands on an ESPN or FOX Sports ident scene file you'll find more lights than actual polygonal objects.

>> No.421283

>>421253
wish I could get my hands on that file

>> No.421306

>>421283
It isn't that impressive. Most of the work is done in post.

>> No.421313

>>421219
If it was Blender they wouldn't have said Global Illumination, instead either enviroment lighting or ambient occlusion.

>> No.421315

>>421313
What? Blender doesn't have GI?

>> No.421318

>>421315
blender is lucky to have illumination PERIOD.

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>>421318
>Hurr I haet Blender amicoolyet?

>> No.421327

>>421323
Pointing out the flaws in a piece of software, especially when said software is so often touted by nubs, is not a bad thing.

>> No.421335

>>421315
>>421318
>>421323
>>421327
Hold up guys.
I just checked what Global Illumination is, and it seems to be the same as, or at least give the same results as Blender's Indirect Lighting.

>> No.421340

>>421323
> guaranteedreplies.jpg

>> No.421341

Just to clear things up, Blender's internal renderer does not have global illumination nor is indirect approximation "basically the same." There was a branch created for Sintel that used global illumination but it was scrapped because Blender internal's code was a clusterfuck and it was too slow, leading them to just create a new renderer from scratch, Cycles.

You may resume your shitposting.

>> No.421348

Illustrator. This is vector, not 3D

>> No.421352

>>421348
yea I thought it was drawn too...
but who gives a fuck..