Rich, Here's what I was picturing about 3D color
Youtube Video
and you must be thinking of Munsell color system
Rich, Here's what I was picturing about 3D color
Youtube Video
and you must be thinking of Munsell color system
@unknownuser said:
God is not playful, comic, ironic, etc...
How dull.
That's not how I read the Bible.
@unknownuser said:
Your viewing colour as a hue, which is something we use to visualise variation.
But grey isn't just one value. Also, having 3 variables implies hue doesn't it? (red green blue I assume) Oh well, we must be talking about different things.
grey is a line extending from white to black. 1,1,1; 2,2,2; 3,3,3; etc.
@aerilius said:
Assuming that we are not falling through solid air...
The air pressure should be around 1.88*10^11 bar, that is either super critical or solid, I couldn't figure that out:
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=phase+diagram+of+air
apparently this is a frictionless medium (considering the speed with which Rich dismissed my answer ) also perfectly aligned to negate rotational forces, etc.
no. You'd have to go faster than terminal velocity to get through.
...though in a vacuum, yes.
Aw damn, already shot down. Oh well.
With that level of detail, you'll make any rendering software look good!
@gaieus said:
Do you mean we should add a Cornel Bar subforum, too, that people can sign up like for the foreign language forums?
oooh, clever Mayor Mike! What do I need to do to get my OT (pun intended) responses excised into their own posts!
Edit: though I'm assuming which administrator did that, props to them...
I've been using HP printers for a few years. I did have one with a printhead problem, but for whatever reason it started working again (after I had bought another printer of course!) That one is a photosmart, and my newer one is an officejet. The officejet seems to be better with the ink usage, so I would recommend that. I got a decent deal on the 7500A (wide format) all-in-one.
Sorry, I didn't have a fully formed thought earlier.
While I think the "ideal" makes sense. The practical implications are just very fraught. How would you protect minorities and immigrant groups, etc. Who would write the regulations? Just look at food regulations as an example. The interested parties with the most clout (read: industry groups) write the legislation, and hardly anyone is the wiser or can do anything about it. I can only imagine once you have any teeth to this sort of regulation, it would make the abortion debates would look tame.
@hieru said:
It would be interesting to see the quality. Infact it would be good to see a test scene rendered using all of the software in the poll.
Well, if anyone wants to compare this test with other rendering software, I'd be curious to see other results.
@holmes1977: I'd be curious to see the image output too. If it's similar, I would say the roughly 1:6 difference between biased and unbiased speed still holds.
WOW, with vray!? please do post an example. I thought things were fixed in vray (i.e. first scene state is the only one rendered.)
Edit: too good to be true. I tried a few tests, no dice.
@tig said:
NO.
The state is [or should be] the servant of the people NOT the master of the people...
Exactly. Who (or W.H.O) would you entrust with that decision?
Don't you know, it's not avoiding work, it's people using these unbiased renderers - those renders take so long, what can you do but hang out online and talk about the imminent end of the world!?
edit: eh, nevermind. Have another drink...
It sounds like the render works fine. You need to make sure in your output option you have an autosave file name specified.
@jason_maranto said:
No doubt -- I've never made the claim that Maxwell is a speed demon... but I think the speed issue is a bit overblown.
As an arch-viz professional I respectfully disagree. Time is very much money. To only get a handful of renderings after running something overnight is just not viable for me. That's why I stick with vray despite its flaws. Its integration into sketchup is just fine for my purposes. I am constantly modeling and adjusting lighting/ textures/ etc. while a render is running, and when it's done in a few minutes, I can run another. I agree the fire preview in maxwell is pretty good and does give a decent real-time simulation, however, the light cache pass in vray serves a similar purpose and is just as fast.
Andy
@davelee: which version of vfsu? Also, is the vray frame buffer window (render window) showing up? If not, can you do a rendering without animation from that file? If you don't see the window, the render isn't happening.
Sure, incrementally you'll have a slight difference, but it's not going to be 6x faster. Also, whatever computing power you throw at it, it will still be a relative difference since that same computing power can speed up the biased renderers as well.