Monsters University: rendering physically based monsters
When he was hired the team was looking at new ways to light and render MU, which included looking at point bleeding and irradiance. They were also looking at spherical harmonics (SH), along the lines of the systems being used so well at places like Weta Digital. Surprisingly then, Hery said “no, no no … now we should do ray tracing.” The film started being rendered with RenderMan 16, but finished
The state of rendering – part 2
The state of rendering – part 2 Posted by Mike Seymour ON July 17, 2013 In Part 1 of The State of Rendering, we looked at the latest trends in the visual effects industry including the move to physically plausible shading and lighting. Part 2 explores the major players in the current VFX and animation rendering markets and also looks at the future of rendering tech. There is more about rendering a
The state of rendering – part 1
The state of rendering – part 1 Posted by Mike Seymour ON July 15, 2013 Part 1 of 2. This part deals with the rendering trends in the VFX industry today. Part 2 includes a run down of 14 of the most popular renderers for VFX. Many of the issues in this special two part series will also be covered in more depth in the July term at fxphd.com. Introduction: which renderer? Each Tuesday at ILM in the
Game environments – Part A: rendering Remember Me
Game environments – Part A: rendering Remember Me Posted by Mike Seymour ON June 4, 2013 Sébastien Lagarde of Dontnod Entertainment explores the world of complex game environments especially for accurate wet simulations with a case study on the incredible new game Remember Me. This is part 1 of a 3 part series where we explore game environments. Part 2 focuses on the rain, and part 3 on the materi
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