Post your render for MXS here!

[AHeckman2]

My buddy put this together last night

[Lewis Lynds]

i decided to get into blender, this is what i've done so far.

[John23]

How is that shelf mounted???

[Matias43_]

How is that shelf mounted???

i actually have something like that in my room lol

[Lewis Lynds]

How is that shelf mounted???

[AHeckman2]

I wanted to do a test to see how long it would take to render this at 1000 samples....it took 10.5 hours....my poor CPU....at least I got myself a super high quality render tho

[broland278]

I wanted to do a test to see how long it would take to render this at 1000 samples....it took 10.5 hours....my poor CPU....at least I got myself a super high quality render tho

1000 samples isnt that high quality, you gotta do it at like 2500 samples lol i did one and it took me idk... like 2 hours? something like that

here it is
http://www.mediafire.com/file/coaa0kclt ... Render.png

[AHeckman2]

I wanted to do a test to see how long it would take to render this at 1000 samples....it took 10.5 hours....my poor CPU....at least I got myself a super high quality render tho

1000 samples isnt that high quality, you gotta do it at like 2500 samples lol i did one and it took me idk... like 2 hours? something like that

here it is
http://www.mediafire.com/file/coaa0kclt ... Render.png

really? Might be different settings somewhere, I'm still pretty blender illiterate haha

[James Webb]

Most of my renders are at 4-500 samples, 2500 seems a bit overkill.

[broland278]

Most of my renders are at 4-500 samples, 2500 seems a bit overkill.

yeah it is lol i normally do like 6-800 which takes like 3-7 minutes to render. ive only done that one to see if there would be a huge difference

[Mcguire103]

2500

[Benjii_D]

20 samples? 1000 - 2000 could be necessary if you make interior scenes that is lit up with an hdr image. I usually just preview render a small part in the 3d viewport to see at what sample count it looks noise free and set it to whatever that is. usually between 400-900

[broland278]

20 samples? 1000 - 2000 could be necessary if you make interior scenes that is lit up with an hdr image. I usually just preview render a small part in the 3d viewport to see at what sample count it looks noise free and set it to whatever that is. usually between 400-900

i think 600 seems to work the best for me as far as noise cancelling and precision goes. I havent really been rendering much but your stuff is insane lol

[Lewis Lynds]

quickly rendered this to see how it looks, a few more adjustments and the addition of some things with a change of shading and reflections and i should be done.

[Mr. Wiggles]

quickly rendered this to see how it looks, a few more adjustments and the addition of some things with a change of shading and reflections and i should be done.

I think you need those tm bikes on there they look like yz