hi. I started a "dairy" (I learned english in NZ so it's a slang term) in Northern Edge. Progress so far...
An update to my Dairy. The image was too large so I had to upload it to my blog instead (http://neve-web.tk) Edit: This is my 100th post!
OK, I don't mean to be insulting, I'm just confused. Are we talking about a diary, as in a journal like the blog he's linking to, or a dairy, as in that building in the pic that I would assume to be for milking cows? Maybe both? ;D
Unfortunately, neither definitions are correct. I am talking about something better known as a "Convenience Store" (As I said a few posts before, I learned english in New Zealand and the term "Dairy"is a term used over there).
Ah, OK. We had a couple of those around here when I was younger, too. I remember going to Timm's dairy on our bikes to buy penny candy. ;D
Ever since I did chunky renders, the renders have always been in broad daylight..... Until now! (Well, it's a sneak peek because the image is still too grainy so I'm leaving chunky to run at a higher SPP). Edit: Better quality version.
If you don't mind me asking, what light level do you typically run the emitters at, and how many SPP until the graininess starts to get acceptable/goes away, in your experience? I used to run renders overnight, but I've been working a lot lately and passing out on the couch before I get a chance to set one up. ;D
I usually have the emitters off but for the render you quoted, I'm unsure (I think it's the default). As for SPP, There is a large gap in SPP between renders with and without emitters (2,500~60,000 SPP). And while I'm on the topic of chunky renders, what should I render next for the LLO? Check out my chunky render service if you want a render outside the LLO! The thread is in my signature!
I'll get onto that. In the meantime, I feel like doing something in-game again. I wish to copy this house into a plot located in Chicken Shores from a singleplayer world.
I have started construction on it. Yes, I am aware TP is different, but so what? I felt like a change.
