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Vue vs Bryce vs Octane render: antialiasing

I unsed to complain about the quality of antialiasing in Vue compared to the one you can get in Bryce. As I wanted to see if Bryce-like quality could be obtained in Vue, I set up a similar scene in both programs and rendered it to have a fair comparison. As I have been using Octane Render lately, I have added it to the test.

Dreams of East Germany

The communist dream with its highest expectancies.

Using heatmaps for vegetation distribution with Octane Scatter

Octane Scatter can sometimes seem to be a quite limited scatterer. But it can use distribution maps, which is very useful if you generate them with World Creator 2.

Trestraou rock

This dark rock uses the texture named trestraou that can be found on the 3d textures page

Diffuse and bump maps.
3d model generated with Vue

Download .dae

Small metal debris

Original bitmap found on texturelib.com
Tileable in both directions.
Size: 2048*2048 pixels.
Ambient occlusion, diffuse, displacement, glossiness, normal maps.
Vue .mat material