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I wrote a blog post about the progress of my renderer, Gonzales;

https://gonsoloblog.wordpress.com/2023/05/15/an-update-on-the-gonzales-renderer/

TLDR: It renders the Disney Moana scene in 78 minutes now.

I am 3ds Max user, I am interested in learning animations in real-time software such as Twinmotion and D5 Render. Which software among these would you recommend for achieving the best results,

considering that Lumion may not be an option for me due to its very high price point?

Corona and 3D max

The materials imported from bridge were working just fine but suddenly the links appeared to be missing and the whole scene turned black

After adding the paths of the materials downloaded

They still appear to be black yet they are identified in the material editor

Hi!

Just wondering if anyone of you has experience with intel arc a770 16 GB for rendering purposes. I work for a small 3d animation company and we are currently using RTX 3060 12 GB cards for work and after work the whole network turns into a render farm. Rendering mostly Nuke, Houdini, and Maya (on windows). It is almost the same price here as the 3060 but the specs should be better on the A770.

I know it is not recommended to use intel cards for production and the drivers are weak, but as I see in videos it is getting better. Is it there yet?

Thank you if you share any experience.

Bako

Title, I don't want to waste time installing lumion etc etc.

I hope this is the correct forum for this. I have tried elsewhere without luck.

• What I am doing: testing different configurations of tubular skylights, clerestories, conventional skylights, and windows for daylighting, glare reduction and thermal comfort.
• How I want to solve problem: purchase rendering software that will most accurately show a nice visual of the light from the different openings, especially, the tubular skylights.
• What I do now: I use Rhino for design and Blender Cycles for its rendering.
• What I prefer: Perpetual licenses. (I believe everything on my list has such licenses. )
• Problem 1: Neither Rhino nor Blender give satisfactory results, although Blender is much closer.
• Problem 2: I do not have time to test all of them and was hoping that someone here might proffer an opinion.

Narrowed down list of software:

1. Twinmotion
2. Maxwell
3. Indigo Renderer
4. Artlantis
5. Luxcore
6. Bella for Rhino
7. Photopia (might be too expensive)

TL;DR:

Big expense, so I want to get it right.

I am leaning towards Bella and Maxwell.

Any favorites or suggestions for the most accurate renderer of light?