Guessing how instancing is gona work
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thank you thomthom very nice videos, but they didn't fully answer my question, the point is: will instancing work WITHIN the rt engine? or they will be available only for the final render? (as shown in the video above)
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@panixia said:
thank you thomthom very nice videos, but they didn't fully answer my question, the point is: will instancing work WITHIN the rt engine? or they will be available only for the final render? (as shown in the video above)
Yes, RT loads the same model info that the regular render loads, including proxies. At least that's the way it works in the other versions of vray, so it should be thus for vfsu 2
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@thomthom said:
@panixia said:
were i can find some video/demo
Their YouTube channel is a good start: http://www.youtube.com/user/ChaosGroupTV
Proxy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6stb8VupH0
RT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEGUDMyB_UIThanks for the video links thomthom. Good idea about looking to the vray for rhino to get a sense of what's coming for vfsu - since they will share the same plugin core.
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Hoping the development get synced after this VfSU update.
I'm very excited about the DR fix, Proxies and the massive speed improvements!
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@panixia said:
@andybot said:
@panixia said:
it should be
it would be perfect.
so i can add zillions of trees and see them real time.. nice
haha! If only it were that simple... RT generally works instantly on the lighting/ camera position/ material definitions. The mesh has to be exported again if you make geometry changes to objects in the scene - so for a heavy scene, you have to wait for the geometry to export again. I'm not sure if it will be done manually or automatically, but either way, it's not exactly going to be instantaneous magic. However, I think a CUDA card will be on my xmas list.
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@unknownuser said:
However, I think a CUDA card will be on my xmas list.
From my experimenting with Cuda cards used for beta testing the new Thea engine I can suggest a card like the Nvidia GTX 66o TI 3gb, fast, value for money, silent, low power footprint and enough needed ram and Cuda cores for demanding jobs.
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@andybot said:
RT generally works instantly on the lighting/ camera position/ material definitions. The mesh has to be exported again if you make geometry changes to objects in the scene ..... However, I think a CUDA card will be on my xmas list.
have a quick look to the whole scene and lighting is still "magic", considering i spend the most time in setting to properly place the camera, adjust sun/lights etc..
and i just got a cuda card so.. can't wait!
but, if one can't see the proxy group in the viewport or move it in rt preview, how the placement/snapping of this object will be fine-tuned? -
our flavor of RT doesn't support the GPU yet. Heads up guys.
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Does the RT use only local CPUs? Or can you utilize a renderfarm?
glares over at the two dusty hexa-cores in the corner
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RT relies upon the DR Spawner, so it will utilize a farm, yes.
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@panixia said:
@andybot said:
RT generally works instantly on the lighting/ camera position/ material definitions. The mesh has to be exported again if you make geometry changes to objects in the scene ..... However, I think a CUDA card will be on my xmas list.
have a quick look to the whole scene and lighting is still "magic", considering i spend the most time in setting to properly place the camera, adjust sun/lights etc..
and i just got a cuda card so.. can't wait!
but, if one can't see the proxy group in the viewport or move it in rt preview, how the placement/snapping of this object will be fine-tuned?I don't know how exactly RT works, I'm just saying the update might take longer than just simply pressing the button and going. Proxies are definitely visible in the RT viewer, I just have no idea how responsive or not it will be.
@Devin
Too bad about the lack of GPU rendering for RT. But knowing that DR will work is good news.
@Pete: thanks for the recommendation
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