Hi guys,
I would like to know if I add plants ( leafs) to my scene. Will my render take huge time to render than without plants ?
What's the best technique to save rendertime ?
Is Kray able to handle tiny polygons, and bypass intense computing on this kind of small polygons ?
thanks
plants, flowers and rendertime ?
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No, kray can handle plants very well, still speedy..
http://www.kraytracing.com/wiki/index.p ... ay_Shaders
'control FG rays' in kray shader will let you specify how much final gather rays are used per surface, try not to use translucency or your rendertimes will go through the roof, use instancing when possible. Not sure what you mean by small polygons, spatial tolerance handles the amount of detail in a cached render. Try to avoid fullframe antialiasing.
cheers
ric
http://www.kraytracing.com/wiki/index.p ... ay_Shaders
'control FG rays' in kray shader will let you specify how much final gather rays are used per surface, try not to use translucency or your rendertimes will go through the roof, use instancing when possible. Not sure what you mean by small polygons, spatial tolerance handles the amount of detail in a cached render. Try to avoid fullframe antialiasing.
cheers
ric
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I meant FSAA, although for animation it is still an option (and when using DOF)
rendertimes can be hugely influenced by the settings in the sampling tab. A good staring point would be the tip Pavlov gave, to set it to custom and enter 0.1 in every slot and 1 if 0.1 isnt accepted (thats for stills). Do some experiments with that. I can only give advice on image rendering, as i dont do animation a lot.
Just look how much is marked for antialiasing during render, i personally like a bit of grain in my images i dont want every pixel to be smoothed out, especially not on textures.
Kray works miracles for us, at least now 3d plants become an option..
Jure: when are the presets being updated?
cheers
ric
rendertimes can be hugely influenced by the settings in the sampling tab. A good staring point would be the tip Pavlov gave, to set it to custom and enter 0.1 in every slot and 1 if 0.1 isnt accepted (thats for stills). Do some experiments with that. I can only give advice on image rendering, as i dont do animation a lot.
Just look how much is marked for antialiasing during render, i personally like a bit of grain in my images i dont want every pixel to be smoothed out, especially not on textures.
Kray works miracles for us, at least now 3d plants become an option..
Jure: when are the presets being updated?

cheers
ric