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very well done !!

how many layers do you have in the composing ?

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hey mike

basically every block of seats have 5 "layers", therefor there are 35 different render layers.

interms of spec,diffuse, amb passes--> i havent broken the renders up into those passes.

heres an example of the tree post-585-1118388291_thumb.jpg

although theres a couple of layers, its pretty much all rendered through one rop subnet. theres also a prerender script that "disables" the block's that arnt being rendered.

all the best

aracid :blink:

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hey all

thanks soo much for the comments and positive feedback

for those who are keen, heres the link to the final commercial.

basically just the first shot (arial view) had real people sitting in the stands,

from there its all CG.

commercial

dont mind the ad, its ment to be cheesy.

theres a little breakdown of the shots along with WAR and Dual in this clip

clips_Breakdown

aniways

thanks once again

aracid :blink:

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dude, i saw the final on your demo reel, it was AWESOME.

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thanks zeinin

i hope you enjoyed it :-)

ill try show a wip on my next job :-)

in steath that is ;-)

but once again, thanks for all the positive feedback to everyone :)

all the best

aracid

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hey aracid, good job on the reel.. a quick suggestion on the site tho: instead of linking directly to your quicktime, link it to a webpage with the quicktime embeded.. it allows crappy browsers (IE) to display it as a progressive download rather than having to wait for the whole thing to download and then view it.. a good time saver if any employers don't want to sit and wait for it..

incase you didn't know how, link to the quicktime embedding page with attributes:

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/embed.html

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But then us suckers on Linux won't be able to watch it 'cause there is no plugin in the browser to watch it...

hmmm.... IE or Linux, tough choice :D

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I'm agree with you Mark.

But, let me remember, is there a maplayer plugin for mozilla that allows to play videos no?

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yeah, but it cleverly isn't installed in our mozilla. And since I'm at work, there's not much chance of it happening it seems. The best way for us to watch a quicktime (or any movie) is to download it and use mplayer. Downloading it becomes a pain when it's embedded.

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Downloading it becomes a pain when it's embedded.

ahhh good point.. didnt think of that.. maybe i should reconsider and make my stuff direct links.. hmmmm...

but on a whole atleast it's good for "most" people i would think (across mac, win, linux as long as the right plugin is installed.. too bad for inside companies tho).. i just happened to notice the ie issue because i was on my gf's laptop and she refuses to use FF even though i keep telling her to..

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