Fry- Indigo- Vray- Kerkythea- Maxwell- Podium (added page2)
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For me, the most relevant piece of information - render time is missing. Fantastic and really interesting comparison, and it shows that all these engines can produce great results. The time taken to get there, including export, setup and render time is possibly the most relevant to anyone wondering which application might be best for them. Makes you wonder how the other SU engines (irender, IDX renditioner and Podium V2
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@bigstick said:
For me, the most relevant piece of information - render time is missing...
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=42116#p42116
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@bigstick said:
Fantastic and really interesting comparison...
I'm starting to get slightly dizzy...
@kwistenbiebel said:
As a note, this thread is not meant to be a comparison as it was stated in the first post.
:('This is not meant as a comparison thread between render engines. Just an exercise on using them.'
Looks like some of you are making it into one ...I would still love to have this scene...
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damn... really really impressed with that Podium render!! i'll say it again..i really really need to start playing with this.. <runs to the podium site>
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@gaieus said:
@bigstick said:
For me, the most relevant piece of information - render time is missing...
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=42116#p42116
Oops! I ought to have known that he wouldn't have omitted this information. Shame on me!
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You didn't include the render time for Podium.
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Hi kwistenbiebel,
The render with Podium is very nice. Could you tell us please what settings you used on Podium and Sketchup?
Thanks a lot
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In three month time, this thread is 5 years old...
Looking forward to see if Chris (aka kwistenbiebel) can remember the settings after such loooong time... -
Old memories...I'd like to see Thea render... -
@srx said:
Old memories...I'd like to see Thea render...If I could get the scene I'd be more than willing to run it through Thea.
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@kwistenbiebel said:
I used the default 'thin glass' or 'ghost glass' settings for the single faced glass panels for all render engines except for Indigo where I used a 'glossy transparent' (Indigos thin glass can only be applied to double faced glass).
..are you sure? I've not neing using TG since a long time, but I remember it is quite straightforward: TG is the perfect material if you want to be sure your glass will render...fine, despite it's a volumetric object or not.
BTW, interesting tests! We can all see that nowadays all the render engines are very good and comparable
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hello guys can some one give the link where i can download podium render plugin for my sketchup? thanks guys..
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Here: http://suplugins.com/
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