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I recreated the caustics sequences in Blade Runner in Blender, using Shaders Plus' Real-Time Caustics, and each frame took only roughly 20s per scene to render on an RTX 3080! 🤠 You can check out Shaders Plus here! :) #blender3d #b3d

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Nice! Yeah, rendering caustics got exciting again. No more need for cheating. Did some awesome caustics with Octane past 2 years. Such a joy.

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Very impressive!

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Bro this looks amazing 🤩 I’m in love with the video damn 😭

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Gorgeous! 🔥

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