Fry- Indigo- Vray- Kerkythea- Maxwell- Podium (added page2)

[marked001]

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>

[bigstick]

@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!

[KennyL]

You didn't include the render time for Podium.

[engin1]

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

[Frederik]

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...

[srx]

Old memories...I'd like to see Thea render...

[solo]

@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.

[pibuz]

@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

[redgray]

hello guys can some one give the link where i can download podium render plugin for my sketchup? thanks guys..

[Gaieus]

Here: http://suplugins.com/