yep, looks nice. I'm also wondering if redshift can use the combined vram when using several cards in sli mode, if you have 3 titans, can you use 3x6gb or just 6gb for your scene?
a tree scene like that, at that rez would probably take a few hours in arnold or vray, so even at 30m in redshift it's still very fast.. still, at 30m a frame you won't exactly be able to render full shots without a farm, and once you work with even heavier scenes I imagine you are looking at rendertimes of several hours per frame, and at that point I don't think the gpu will speed anything up, quite the opposite. On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 11:12 AM, Eugen Sares <sof...@mail.sprit.org> wrote: > > > To be clear, when Redshift goes out-of-core, it goes *into *your system > ram. So in the end, you still need plenty of system ram for large scenes. > But I've only got 20GB in my workstation and I'm getting very complex > renders out of it without coming even close to that. More in the 6-8GB > range so far. Proxies are awesome, and Redshift wisely had those from day > one of the alpha. > > Now several months ago I rendered > this<http://timcrowson.smugmug.com/photos/i-qGFB7nv/1/O/i-qGFB7nv.jpg>, > but it's more along the lines of what Octavian posted. It's just one tree > instanced a bunch of times. This rendered in about 30min at that > resolution, on a GTX470. > > -Tim > > Very nice!! How did you light it? Sun + dome? > > > ------------------------------ > <http://www.avast.com/> > > Diese E-Mail ist frei von Viren und Malware, denn der avast! > Antivirus<http://www.avast.com/>Schutz ist aktiv. > > -- Andreas Byström Weta Digital
