Apartment project with lighting by invisible hemispheres. I continue advertising

[GaudiGalopin3324]

Hi. I continue to try to demonstrate the advantages of this light system in the room. There is nothing complicated in it, but the result is very different from the usual scheme (using balls). The entire area of the room is filled with invisible hemispheres of different colors. At the window it is blue, white in the center of the room, yellow in the back of the room. By changing the power of the hemispheres (from 2% to 6%), it is possible to realistically transmit daylight from the street together with the warmer light of interior lamps. The organza curtains are made by a model from the walls. This is an OBJ model with 80% transparency, the texture is opaque white. This is a real project, I will add other angles of the premises in this topic as I develop. The main thing is that I will do lighting everywhere using Invisible Inward light half sphere

[hansmex]

Beautiful renders!!

Hans

[Keet]

Incredible lighting, very realistic!

[GaudiGalopin3324]

thank you very much! The hemispheres that make the render so realistic are arranged quite regularly, there are no special secrets here. It is very important that this is in the YafaRay system, it copes perfectly with the intersections of hemispheres and objects. Sunflower is very bad at handling this.

[hansmex]

How long did these renders take?
What kind of hardware do you use?

H

[GaudiGalopin3324]

the rendering of each picture (for this room) lasts an average of 26 hours +- depending on the models in the frame. Quality 2000x1500. Intel(R) Core 3.40GHz processor 8.00 GB x64 RAM. I realized that YafaRay is simply a record holder both in terms of processing capabilities and speed. Sunflow is even afraid to guess how much time is needed. Probably a week.

[Vinci68]

Excellent work and great rendering. I think the file size must be quite large and the rendering must take some time unless you have a competition machine... [;)]

[sjb007]

26 hours? Ouch! Is that a single core CPU?

And that aliasing + noise after 26 hours... [:((]

Is this a work in progress? Because those shelves really stick out as "placeholder" when everything else is modeled so well.

[GaudiGalopin3324]

Thank you for your attentiveness. Yes, of course, this is a concept. Therefore, I insert some ready-made fragments-photos from the Internet that are suitable so as not to waste time on modeling. All the doors are made this way, these are the photos on the boxes, and the shelves are the same. The design is going on in another program at the same time while the render is loading. I try to distribute the forces in the project. Glass partitions are modeled entirely in SH3D walls, here you need to do this when there is a translucent glass. I use SH 3D as a replacement for visualization programs, not for design.
My old processor has 4 cores, if I'm not mistaken)). Probably it's not enough, but how much is there.. [:((]

[GaudiGalopin3324]

10 hours