I've been testing both for the last month, like everyone says VRay seems to
have way more options
in the render settings and shaders but there is more info in the web.
Arnold is easier to learn but it comes at a price,
something to consider as well..
One thing I love about Arnold though, is that
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I'd like to chime
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Datum: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 01:03:36 +0300
Von:Kamen Lilov kamen.li...@chaosgroup.com
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An: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
I'd like to chime
We've been using Vray for almost ten years, we started using it in version 0.74
beta in 3dsMax
and the first image I rendered had GI and DOF enabled, and it came out in PAL
resolution in under a minute
with superb quality on a 700mhz AMD Athlon back then. I was blown away, bought
a 1.0 license
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Subject: Re: Who has switched to Vray and loves it?
We've been using Vray for almost ten years, we started using it in version 0.74
beta in 3dsMax and the first image I rendered had GI and DOF enabled, and it
came out in PAL resolution in under a minute
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We've been using Vray for almost ten years, we started using it in version
0.74 beta in 3dsMax
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We've been using Vray for almost ten years, we started using
The absolute number 1 issue for me is no volume rendering. That's a
show stopper for me. Hope to see this in the future.
Len - www.actionart.ca
On 6/21/2012 4:03 PM, Kamen Lilov wrote:
I'd like to chime in to this discussion.
What are the things in VRay/XSI you hate most? A missing
I'd like to comment on some of the items that invariably come up in any
discussion of V-Ray for Softimage. Hopefully they will shed some light
on the thinking behind the product. (Disclaimer: I don't mean to offend
anyone :))
0. You must have interactive progressive re-rendering!
Yes, of
absolutely! there are downsides to both but both are very capable. i would
prefer to use either over mental ray.
i have been using arnold and sitoa for a while now and really enjoy it, but
i think vray provides a better balance for a smaller studio or one without
a technical staff.
On Fri, Jun
Hey Marc-Andre!
Well, I´m using Vray since two years (also the beta) for certain
projects, not for all. It performed quite well. I like the integration
and the concept of having identical parameters over all the different
packages. That way you can easily adapt tuts from other application. I
I agree with you. It's way easier than mentalray.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 4:15 PM, Mirko Jankovic
mirko.janko...@aeonproduction.com wrote:
Hmm I found Arnold learning curve to be really really short and in less
than a week you can be production ready.
Well, I easily found some videos showing click here, enter this
value for Vray. While there were buttons in Arnold, I was really not
sure of what I was doing.
But to tell the truth, I really did not try a lot.
Le 21/06/2012 22:15, Mirko Jankovic a écrit :
Hmm I found Arnold learning curve to
There are _a lot_ more buttons in Vray than in Arnold! ;)
The combination of GI algorithms ( primary / secondary) alone is
intimidating.
The funny thing in Arnold is that the result most of the time converges to
the same image, only the rendertime varies if you e.g. shoot rays that you
don't
I'm not a render / surfacing guy myself but I really appreciate your
involvement in the XSI community AND for reaching out to the community for
crits. Thumbs up!
Eric Thivierge
http://www.ethivierge.com
On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 8:03 AM, Kamen Lilov
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