My first Supersize-Image

[XMAMan]

Here is a picture from my little hobby-raytracer.

Flat-Version


The other version


I used Bidirectional Pathtracing with MIS and LightTracing.

[XMAMan]

Some other Pictures:

[ardook]

Very nice.

[dawelter]

Oh yeah! I envy the amount of cool rendering fu you implemented!

[XMAMan]

Here is my newest implementation: A lightsource with motionblure-effekt.

[dawelter]

No offense, but how is it different from regular area lights?
Anyway, I really like the renderings in your first post. They look good and they are so clean. Good job. Oh and the scene with the crystal man is very cute

[XMAMan]

The difference between a Motionlight and a Arealight is, that if you want create a LightSub-Path, starting from this lightsource, than you have to create first the point on the lightsource and than you must move that created point randomly on a given Line (the motionline from the lightsource).

Or if there is a EyePoint, from a Eyesubpath, is given, and you want connect that eyepoint with a random point on that lightsource, than you create first with lightsource-sampling a point on the lightsource and move it randomly to get to motioneffect. Its not as diffifucult but have to be done for a nice looking fireball

PS: If you look on the last image, there are other details: Microfacet Glas on the brown mushroom and Microfacet Metal on the turtle. Bummap-effect on the tetris-stones. This effects are so small, no one can see that

I will post in some days a better image from my microfacet-testimageszene.

[dawelter]

Oh, forgive me, I missed the motion blur on the fireball even! Now I understand. Nice!

[XMAMan]

Here is my microfacet-Test-Image.

This is the isotrophic-ggx-normaldistirbution from walter

Microfacet-Walter

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and this is the anisotrophic-ggx-noormaldistribution from eric heitz, where I have sampled the visible normals
https://hal.inria.fr/hal-00996995v1/document

Microfacet-Heitz

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[XMAMan]

I have used a sphere-light far away from the window instead a plain surface-light nearby the window. This leads to better shadows on the ground now.