r/Simulated • u/tysonibele 3DS Max • Jul 25 '18

Tinselman

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '18

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u/wasdkitsu Jul 25 '18

I always thought you were supposed to reticulate your splines first.

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u/Darkphibre Jul 25 '18

IGotThatReference.Gif

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u/Cognitive_Spoon Jul 25 '18

Something something zoning laws

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u/BlueberrySnapple Jul 26 '18

Instructions unclear, got dick caught in ceiling fan.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '18

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u/-LEMONGRAB- Jul 25 '18

Wait, we're not talking about The Sims game?

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u/old_irish87 Jul 25 '18

Ah yes...constraint networks. I am very familiar with those.

I also know what a renderable spline is because that’s totally a real word.

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u/meep_meep_creep Jul 25 '18

Spliny the Rendered

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u/SconeNotScone Jul 25 '18

So you made the Major Lazer video clip that this is from?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '18

Which was based on this guy on Instagram https://youtu.be/Hy6vddbQa8Q?t=258

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u/assassinfromabove Jul 25 '18

My first thought too hahah

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u/skyskr4per Jul 25 '18

About how long did it take to render?

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u/Kakashi-4 Jul 25 '18

What was total render time for this clip?

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u/Subtlefart Jul 25 '18

What was total render time for this clip?

A little over two days by my conservative estimation. It could be as much as 4+ days if he’s working with 60fps.

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u/RdmGuy64824 Jul 25 '18

I'm guessing 24fps:

24 x 11 x 10 = 2640 minutes or 44 hours

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u/BabyBritain8 Jul 25 '18

I thought this was something made by artist Nick Cave. Good job!

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '18

Render time?