Thea Render - Interactive Rendering

[notareal]

Some of you might already seen Thea Render with interactive studio at the 3D BaseCamp. Thea Render is now available at the Thea Render downloads. Don't forget to get a SU2Thea plugin.

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[Updated to refer release version]

[solo]

Lets not forget to mention the new 'shadow catcher'.

5 minute render test.

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[Stinkie]

Nice one, Pete.

[solo]

4 minutes unbiased (TR2) with glare.

NO post processing (raw Thea)

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[sepo]

Looks good.

[solo]

Thanks.

5 minutes, 5 cars.

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[thomthom]

What hardware specs you got Pere?

[solo]

i7 940, 12GB ram, Win 64, Thea 64

[thomthom]

And the GPU?

[solo]

Geforce 280

[tomasz]

@thomthom said:

And the GPU?

Just for a record - GPU is not being utilized in Thea yet.

[solo]

6 minutes, DOF, IR unbiased, glare in Thea studio

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[notareal]

A tutorial describing interactive render functionality is now available:
http://www.thearender.com/resources/Thea_interactive_render_web/index.html
Created by: Patrick Nieborg

Our technology announcement contains also some key info about interactive render:
http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=3435

[CadFather]

Thea IR is really amazing...

[boofredlay]

The license that came with my copy of Thea is not being recognized.
notareal, I sent you a PM on the Thea forum.

[notareal]

@Boofredlay looking on it.

[notareal]

Just a note, Thea Render (IR) beta download is available from public web site, so there is no registration process anymore. Feedback is much appreciated, so if possible register on forum for detailed discussion.

[notareal]

Thea Render academic license is introduced (for plugins too)
http://www.thearender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=3730

[simon le bon]

@solo said:

Lets not forget to mention the new 'shadow catcher'.

5 minute render test.

Hi Solo
Just a little stupid question
Is it possible to manage the real scene which is around the cars into Thea itself or do you do a sticking work into Photoshop or some else ?

• • simon
    Ps: very nice scene!

[solo]

Simon, I'm not sure I understand the question.