Hey guys -

I posted this elsewhere but forgot to post it here. Most everything in this little animation was modeled in MOI and then animated & rendered in Softimage using the Redshift renderer. It's currently only in Alpha testing, but it shows a lot of promise. It's a biased GPU render engine rather than being an unbiased engine.

I'm not sure how to embed video here, so here's the link:

https://vimeo.com/69473902

Thanks,

Paul

Hi Paul, that's some great work, a lot of nice motion and feel in a short time!

Re: embed - to embed the video to play from directly inside your post, click the "Share" button in the upper right corner of the video, that will then pop up a box that has a chunk of text labeled "Embed" on it - click on that text and it will select, you can then use Ctrl+C to copy it and then just Ctrl+V paste that HTML code directly into your forum message and that will embed the video in your message like this:



The Little Professor - Redshift render test from Paul Griswold on Vimeo.

- Michael

Hi Paul,

That's a very good looking result!

If you don't mind saying, what was your output resolution and render time per frame
with Redshift?

I rendered at 1080p. The background & the calculator were separate passes. I don't honestly remember what the render times were. The calculator up close was really slow, though, because it's refractive, reflective, has motion blur and depth-of-field turned on. I think those frames were around 2 minutes per frame. Once it's in the frame entirely, it probably was maybe 15-30 seconds a frame.

Thanks!

Paul