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Fun fact: It would take the average PC roughly 138,069,000 hours or about 15,761 years to render Avatar: The Way of Water. Here’s how I worked it out: The average PC in 2024 has 6 cores. The average blade on WetaFXs renderfarm has between 16-64 cores. There is roughly...

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lee1 年前

I worked there on Avatar 2 :) but left before could finish :( Amazing team, everyone amazing truely... Ive been saying 200k years but i forget my working :D True that its lots of rerenders to get the best everything (water/character/sfx/emotions/mocap etc) and done the way a chain of sr artists up to the director wants it too

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Rassoul Edji1 年前

Yeah if you work out absolutely all the rendering that went on for the show including iterations etc. it would be several orders of magnitude more than my calculations above. My calculations are just for a single pass of everything using averages so it’s very conservative. Great work on the film by the way!

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pokedstudio ∞1 年前

so my PC is not going to make it?

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Rassoul Edji1 年前

Probably not haha

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Brian Hanke1 年前

I better get started then! Just share the assets on Dropbox and I'll set everything up. 😛

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Rassoul Edji1 年前

You’re going to need a huge hard drive 😄

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g.balaji1 年前

you missed its an 3D film so its double Left and Right Eye render for each frame so its double the what you put as facts...

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Rassoul Edji1 年前

My calculations are for the 2D film but yes you’re right, the 3D version is even more computationally intensive!

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MrExo3D 🇨🇦1 年前

That’s the final run time but prob 2-3x was rendered and a lot of left on the cutting room floor

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Wycliffe Ndiba1 年前

You may be the perfect person to ask, could they top this? Could Wētā (incredible studio, love their work to bits) have more impressive papers and algorithms on pyro simulations cooking in their labs for their next movie to top this one in visual fidelity?

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Rassoul Edji1 年前

Absolutely, technology is ever evolving and rendering is no different. Weta is always working on more accurate and efficient rendering solutions and algorithms. This coupled with advances in hardware will allow them to do better work.

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Alex Thorn points out Bitcoin reclaiming its 50 week moving average has marked the bottom 11 out of 13 times "Bitcoin, just from looking empirically at the charts, really does need to recapture the 50 week moving average here. It's around 81, Mike says around 82, but either way it's not that far from here" "Something like 11 out of 13 times that Bitcoin crossed the 50 week moving average to the upside in a bear market, it signaled the bottom was in" "Only twice did it not, and both of those were in between the two peaks of 2021, so not even quite a real cyclical drawdown, though certainly a bear market because it went down 50 plus" "If you were to zoom out, you would find that every time we came out of a bear market crossing that 50 week to the upside, it did not ultimately go lower"
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Alex Thorn points out Bitcoin reclaiming its 50 week moving average has marked the bottom 11 out of 13 times "Bitcoin, just from looking empirically at the charts, really does need to recapture the 50 week moving average here. It's around 81, Mike says around 82, but either way it's not that far from here" "Something like 11 out of 13 times that Bitcoin crossed the 50 week moving average to the upside in a bear market, it signaled the bottom was in" "Only twice did it not, and both of those were in between the two peaks of 2021, so not even quite a real cyclical drawdown, though certainly a bear market because it went down 50 plus" "If you were to zoom out, you would find that every time we came out of a bear market crossing that 50 week to the upside, it did not ultimately go lower"

The Wolf Of All Streets

40,070 次观看 • 2 天前

“On average, in this country, a defendant enters a plea 24 to 48 hours after an arrest. Tyler Robinson has been arrested for nearly a year… Utah you might as well rip up your statute about a speedy disposition for the victim because Erika Kirk is being denied that and I am quite angry about it.” - Kayleigh McEnany
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“On average, in this country, a defendant enters a plea 24 to 48 hours after an arrest. Tyler Robinson has been arrested for nearly a year… Utah you might as well rip up your statute about a speedy disposition for the victim because Erika Kirk is being denied that and I am quite angry about it.” - Kayleigh McEnany

Outnumbered

368,305 次观看 • 1 个月前

IM NOT SAYIN that there isn't stuff that couldn't be cut, because there is a good amount of fluff dialogue in all Persona games. But half? For a game thats 100 hours in average length to be 50? Naahh Thats too much. I think maybe 3-4 hours, max could be cut, but I truly value all Persona content, even the fluffy stuff! It generally adds more to my experience in these games ❤️
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IM NOT SAYIN that there isn't stuff that couldn't be cut, because there is a good amount of fluff dialogue in all Persona games. But half? For a game thats 100 hours in average length to be 50? Naahh Thats too much. I think maybe 3-4 hours, max could be cut, but I truly value all Persona content, even the fluffy stuff! It generally adds more to my experience in these games ❤️

CrystAAHHL🔜 Otakuthon

24,574 次观看 • 6 个月前