BC4-1810 – Homework, Yukino Hatake

[silentheart00]

@yukinoh1989 First, what’s the operating system?

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989 If you simply want to check your GPU and CPU, then load up Blender 2.8, go to Edit > User Preferences > System and then under CUDA it should say. I do believe it only shows Nvidia GPUs but I could be wrong, worth a shot at least.

[Grady Pruitt]

@yukinoh1989 the camera angle on your Eevee is just a little higher than the one on the turtle, so makes the comparison a little harder. but that said… I think overall, you did a great job matching. I think the light coming from our right (the subject’s left) is a bit stronger in the reference. It’s either stronger and/or a little closer., which also makes the shadows (particularly of the parts to that side) stronger in the reference than on the Eeveee. Great effort! 

Nice work on the car.

[Grady Pruitt]

On the files.. I think I found the storage for the “installed” ones… If you’re using Windows, check your user’s AppData folder (If I remember, before 10 You could find this easily in the same directory as the Documents… which it is in 10, too, but you have to go through your root directory->Users->(username).  In the AppData, look in the Roaming folder for Blender Foundation->Blender->2.80->datafiles->studiolights->world. If you delete it from there, I think it will “uninstall”.

[Jake Korosi]

@yukinoh1989  Showing it in different lighting conditions is a neat idea!

Looks perfect to me.

[yukino hatake]

@silentheart00 , @thecabbagedetective and @gradyp thanx for helping me out
first of i found the GPU is a GeForce GT 640
and i have and intel core i7 CPU  
system is windows 10 home
and i have 12 RAM installed
the processor is 64bit

just a question where can i find the root directory ? or where is that located

[smurfmier1985]

@yukinoh1989 That’s almost the same as my laptop. I got windows 10 pro 64 bit, nvidea 650M video card, intel processor i7 and only 8gb RAM. Blender and Eevee work fine for me. I wonder what’s wrong with yours, maybe it’s really broken.. ☹️

[yukino hatake]

@smurfmier1985 is there a way to find that out? 

[smurfmier1985]

@yukinoh1989 Probably, but I’m not a hardware person so I couldn’t tell you how.. when I get weird stuff like you get I go to a computer repair guy.

[yukino hatake]

@smurfmier1985 guess I gonna have to wait then. Can’t yet go sadly 

I also uploaded the good renders both of car and lightning match. So I guess for now I still gonna be able to work like that.  But I better don’t render anymore above 500 samples 

[Grady Pruitt]

@yukinoh1989 The root directory (on Windows) is usually the C:\ drive

[Grady Pruitt]

I also uploaded the good renders both of car and lightning match. So I guess for now I still gonna be able to work like that.  But I better don’t render anymore above 500 samples 

@yukinoh1989 I rarely ever saw the need to go over 1000K because you never saw much increase in quality versus the time it took to render, but since denoising, I usually use 500 when using Cycles.

[Zsolt Cseh]

@yukinoh1989 Yukino your lighting match exercise is almost perfect for me. Also good to see your own model from the previous class again

[yukino hatake]

@csehz thank you so much I am glad to hear that 😀

[Kent Trammell]

@yukinoh1989 Good work this week! I like your unique sports car color scheme. Fits well with the vehicle style. And overall your S&L looks nice. The ground bump map is believable too. It’s an A from me on this half of the homework.

Your light match is among my favorites. Very close to the source which is a great choice: Perfect for showcasing models. Also an A from me 👍

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