LWF Poll

I am always curious about who use this technique, if you do not know what LWF means, please choose either answer #2 or #3.

I just read that vRay 1.5 SP3 will now have automatic Linear Work Flow (LWF). Cool, now i guess more people will know what LWF means, from the poll it was not very encouraging....

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I chose #3.

So any inputs

what the f@!$$#$k is it?

i chose #1. im using it...but im not sure if it's correct, dont know if we have the same settings... care to share some samples of LWF?... so that we can see what's the difference between other images that were not made by LWF.

yup i choose 3. i dont know how to use it.

what the f@!$$#$k is it?

Lots of Work Flow i mean Linear Work Flow

http://www.aversis.be/tutorials/vray/essential_gamma_01.htm

even so, i choose no. 3.

LWF wrote:I just read that vRay 1.5 SP3 will now have automatic Linear Work Flow (LWF). Cool, now i guess more people will know what LWF means, from the poll it was not very encouraging....

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well if it's gonna be automatic i won't have to learn it then should i?...
number 3 here too...

i jst grasps the concept of it..but never tried.
yeaah lots of work flow for a linear work flow...hehehe.


same here...chose # 3.....

what the fukk is LWF?

what the F**k is that...sorry for my ignorance...

+/- (agar-agar)

owws di nga, for sure nabasa nyo na kahit Aversis lwf trick?

vote for #2, most of the time dinadaan ko na lang sa PS, bad-habits, die-hard..

@LWF
guess ko, you have to go for #1

maybe it's time the thread starter shed a f***kin light on this....

after reading the link from dude mushroom....yeah, I guess it's Lots of Work Flow nga...hehehe

I'll stick to "torvicz work flow" for now....

torvicz wrote:after reading the link from dude mushroom....yeah, I guess it's Lots of Work Flow nga...hehehe

I'll stick to "torvicz work flow" for now....

share mo naman ung TWF mo.... har har har...

ERICK wrote:

torvicz wrote:after reading the link from dude mushroom....yeah, I guess it's Lots of Work Flow nga...hehehe

I'll stick to "torvicz work flow" for now....

share mo naman ung TWF mo.... har har har...

oo share naman daw dyan........

denz_arki2008 wrote:

ERICK wrote:

torvicz wrote:after reading the link from dude mushroom....yeah, I guess it's Lots of Work Flow nga...hehehe

I'll stick to "torvicz work flow" for now....

share mo naman ung TWF mo.... har har har...

oo share naman daw dyan........

har har har....

I just go with my flow mga dude....hehehe...

pwede ring EWF (eric work flow) o kaya DWF (denz work flow) hahaha

sorry O.T. na...nagkakatuwaan lng po....

#3 din ako. i dont have idea about LWF.
id rather go for TWF Torvics Work Flow haha.
my idol in environment effects.

2 for me... ive read it.. but dont use it... and havent tried either.. a lot of work too...

i choose #3 ! sana makita natin yung pagkakaiba sa may LWF at wala
para ma inspire naman tayo!

Haha dami nag #3....dapat kasi nag post man lang ng brief description yung TS about this

torvicz wrote:maybe it's time the thread starter shed a f***kin light on this....

well maybe if you asked a bit more politely....

there is also this thing little thing called Google.....


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Alicecocoz wrote:Haha dami nag #3....dapat kasi nag post man lang ng brief description yung TS about this

weird that it seems to be quite the opposite in the official vRay forums.



my intention when starting this thread was to see how many use this technique, nothing more nothing less. that was it. that was my only intention. i did not say i was going to explain it, i do not know why people here think that i "HAVE" to explain it. i am not trying to be rude here but i was under the impression that people who did not know it would simply find out using the internet and not wait for an explanation in this thread. i do not visit this forum everyday, actually i just came back from like a 2 year hiatus from the old 3D Pinoy.

anyway the link from mushroom is correct, but in vRay SP3 a lot of the manual steps to achieve LWF will be automated. but to be honest its really very easy to do, just set your gamma to 2.2 (1.8 for LCD) in MAX and also check the input bitmap parameters to use the same, use the vRay frame buffer, enable view in sRGB mode, save images using override gamma (you can set this automatically in MAX), get used to the adjusted gray and color scales for solid colors and that is it. but again for SP3 most of this will be automated.

now ask yourself this question, if this was such a "waste of my time" technique, i wonder why the CREATORS of vRay even bothered to put it in SP3 in the first place......


LWF