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If that’s the case, CPU usage rarely goes above 30%, leaving my computer able to do other light things (such as browsing or downloading) while rendering.Īs a general rule of thumb, if the render is going, and CPU usage is not maxed out, then the GPU is doing the work, regardless of what Task Manager suggests. It doesn’t really matter to me how much RAM is being used, so long as the GPU is doing the rendering. It also fills up with geometry, lighting and such. But that’s why Daz seems to chew up so much RAM. When it comes to rendering, it seems to decompress every texture from whatever format it is in (jpg, png etc) into a raw, uncompressed format, recompress it (depending on your render settings), and then pass it to the GPU. RAM fills up because Daz Studio does EVERYTHING in RAM. The mini graph on the left won’t show what Iray is doing… but when you change one of the main graphs to CUDA, you should see it fill up to 95% plus. Depending on whether you have the graphs set to single or multiple engine, you need to change what it is monitoring to “CUDA”. Under the Performance tab, on the left side you look for your GPU and select it. Task Manager can make it look as though Iray isn’t using a GPU when in fact it is. ), and it accepts all kinds of rendering engines.Īnswering a few points in the original post…
)Ĭinema 4D is very simple (even to edit polygons. exported Genesis2F with DAZ Alembic exporter,import to Houdini and render with Mantra.BLOG article. Arnold swallows it perfectly, except in HD people (I think even in SD …), that you have to reduce the Bump to 1%. plugin), and use the Fbx textures (of infamous geometry, if there are poses or animation, you have to edit the Dsa of “DazToC4d” or that of “dazToMaya”, to tell it that “animation = true”, otherwise, it exports a figure in position T.Īpart from that, if you are not going to use Vray or Octane, (which work like a fairground shotgun …), you do not convert the material. With the “daz to C4d” plugin, you open the “DazToC4d” file which is normally located in a “TEMP3D” folder on hard drive C. Try “Arnold for Cinema 4d / maya Torrent”, or “Redshift for C4d”, etc …. Then the render plugin (Maya, now, include Arnold by default.), with the same searches. (Always with the DuckDuckGo search engine, not in Google …).
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You download a Cinema 4D or Maya via Torrent or wherever you want. – “The door is where you entered, bye! -“.īesides, you should know about Houdini, Clarisse, etc …, as if you were getting up to piss at midnight.Īnother thing is to make posters for the bar in your see the options.
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Simply because it is the one used by large companies now, apart from Pixar and its Renderman.Īnd that is a plus if you want to dedicate yourselves to 3D animation in the future.ĭon’t pretend to walk into an animation studio saying you know about Iray. I discard Vray, which despite being very good, has parameters of long learning.
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Octane is pretty good, but it is surpassed by RedShift, which I have not tested, since it is GPU, but its drivers are quite extensive. It is very easy to program lights, materials, etc., like Arnold. Maxwell was based on CPU, but the new versions support GPU: To render, as is, Maxwell is the leader to my liking. Years ago I used Maxwell a lot, which is great, but their latest versions don’t support my (old …) GPU. Octane a bit, but I like Arnold’s finish better. That model data must be huge, isn't it? Not sure if this would work for targets like WebGL or Flash.Ĭould you please implement alembic in coppercube and allow us to decide if we want to use it for importing small animations for example with mcloth animation from 3ds max.Well, : I normally use Arnold renderer. Sounds interesting, and seems to be a bit like the Quake MD2 model format, although with better compressed. Maybe something to explore for CC's future. The advantage is that animation maintains 100% consistency from the original animation rendering app and the engine has a much lighter 3d foot print. All animation is baked in by a figure animation package such as DAZ 3d and Lightwave. Its basically morph animation w/o rigs and controls. I was looking into alembic animated mesh format where keyframes are defined by vertices changes in the "point cloud".
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