Vray for Softimage official release
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V-Ray 3.0 for Softimage Chaosgroup recently released the Softimage plugin for VRay 3.0.
Built on V-Ray's core platform of rendering speed, stability, and quality, V-Ray® for Autodesk® Softimage® is an advanced rendering solution for the VFX and animation industries. VRay for Softimage includes ICE support, efficient Global Illumination, versatile shaders, and much more.
What's New in V-Ray 3.0 for Softimage? New progressive production renderer for interactive and production rendering New VRaySkinMtl with layered reflections and artist friendly controls Render Mask to specify render regions using an object selection or image mask Deep Image support including OpenEXR 2.0 output emFluid 5 is integrated with V-Ray for SI. For a full list of improvements, see
V-Ray-3.0-for-Softimage.pdf (archive)
Price per license is 750€ / $1040 / 650£ or 74€ / $103 / 64£ for an educational license. It is a free upgrade for all current V-Ray for Softimage users.
Link to the vray online documentation (archive). For a previous version, the thread V-Ray for Softimage: Tutorials and Walkthrough was created on si-community.com as a means to gather community knowledge, starting
with an indoor lighting video tutorial created by Oliver Weingarten.
Built on V-Ray's core platform of rendering speed, stability, and quality, V-Ray® for Autodesk® Softimage® is an advanced rendering solution for the VFX and animation industries. VRay for Softimage includes ICE support, efficient Global Illumination, versatile shaders, and much more.
What's New in V-Ray 3.0 for Softimage? New progressive production renderer for interactive and production rendering New VRaySkinMtl with layered reflections and artist friendly controls Render Mask to specify render regions using an object selection or image mask Deep Image support including OpenEXR 2.0 output emFluid 5 is integrated with V-Ray for SI. For a full list of improvements, see
V-Ray-3.0-for-Softimage.pdf (archive)
Price per license is 750€ / $1040 / 650£ or 74€ / $103 / 64£ for an educational license. It is a free upgrade for all current V-Ray for Softimage users.
Link to the vray online documentation (archive). For a previous version, the thread V-Ray for Softimage: Tutorials and Walkthrough was created on si-community.com as a means to gather community knowledge, starting
with an indoor lighting video tutorial created by Oliver Weingarten.
product page: http://www.chaosgroup.com/en/2/vray_softimage.html?our=0215 (archive) / si-community thread (V1.5) / si-community thread (V3.0)
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origin
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
would be better to delete last 3 pages ;)
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Mathaeus
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
well just to talk about somethingorigin wrote:Well you failed to do that ;)
- hair prim in vray is extruded flat quad patch; from the look of this render and video from FMX i would guess that arnold shades 'cylinders'
From my small understanding, cylinders have a sense only for closeups. Possibly for radiosity calculations, because it's easier to find a shading normal. With classic lights, there is a well defined direction, with radiosity, "lighting direction" should be calculated separately, somehow. For final image full of tiny hairs, nobody would like a high contrast on sub-sub-sub pixel level, let's say strong highlight/reflection from cylinders, which already should be melted to one value per pixel.
But I believe the all renderers able to render hairs, already are able to combine the functions of stripes and cylinders. Another story is, when searching for hairs on internet, hair+renderman usually returns human hair and fur on animals, hair+Vray is somehow related to carpets
btw, regarding a long waiting for SI Vray, I think most of people don't know that Max has a a kind of special rendering API, which allows the developers to write the renderer 'on top' of what is called Max default scanline. This API is present from day one, also it's converted from theory to practice probably in time of Max 4, around 2001. For example, procedural textures are generated by Max, so any renderer, including viewport renderers, can use them. In Softimage, every developer should build them form sctrath. Another example is VRay ability to pull the (blazing fast) shadow maps from Max. And many more, afaik...
Great day for Softimage, finally to be integrated with something soooooo influent and popular.
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origin
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
yes you're right, I was just pointing differences. I saw recently some commercial from SHED, they use arnold and hair looks renderman-ish ;) so there are probably different shaders for different tasks.
More on playing with demo
-strands set to segment - they dont render like mray/3delight as single stripe but as separate segments, so its impossible to render hair from ice strands?
-material import from vrscene likes to crash si
More on playing with demo
-strands set to segment - they dont render like mray/3delight as single stripe but as separate segments, so its impossible to render hair from ice strands?
-material import from vrscene likes to crash si
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nourvfx
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
yes my arnold is beta .ok. i stop the talking about arnold.finish you right.
1.5 mil polygan
preparing time 3 sec and render time 2min and 9sec.
irradeance map and brutforce in vray.
1.5 mil polygan
preparing time 3 sec and render time 2min and 9sec.
irradeance map and brutforce in vray.
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fabilabo
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
look at splotch at the intersection of statues and floor, can you make an animation of that ?
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
come on guys, lets just rejoyce Vray is here...
we can compare specific features and performance in a separate Rendering thread. what do you guys think?
we can compare specific features and performance in a separate Rendering thread. what do you guys think?
Gustavo Eggert Boehs
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owei
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
Hi there!
Yes, I would recommend to open a new thread for this kind of renderer comparison. This thread became quite offtopic and contains a lot of pointless stuff. In order to keep our site a nice place, PLEASE ALWAYS STAY ON TOPIC!! THANKS!! I don´t like to delete any posts, but in this thread there is a lot stuff worth deleting.
And now, back to topic!
cheers,
oliver
Yes, I would recommend to open a new thread for this kind of renderer comparison. This thread became quite offtopic and contains a lot of pointless stuff. In order to keep our site a nice place, PLEASE ALWAYS STAY ON TOPIC!! THANKS!! I don´t like to delete any posts, but in this thread there is a lot stuff worth deleting.
And now, back to topic!
cheers,
oliver
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nourvfx
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
fabilabo wrote:
look at splotch at the intersection of statues and floor, can you make an animation of that ?
yes i cant make animation.why not?? vray have all of lighing mode.bruteforce in vray is very fast and high detail lighing and you can mix this with irradeance map.ok dont talk again .i dont have any time for your funny question.see te limon good projects and dont say anithing.baby
look at splotch at the intersection of statues and floor, can you make an animation of that ?
yes i cant make animation.why not?? vray have all of lighing mode.bruteforce in vray is very fast and high detail lighing and you can mix this with irradeance map.ok dont talk again .i dont have any time for your funny question.see te limon good projects and dont say anithing.baby
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nourvfx
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
hair test in vray
300000hair with GI
render time in min35sec
thats good???
its very better than mental in xsi.
300000hair with GI
render time in min35sec
thats good???
its very better than mental in xsi.
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fabilabo
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
What's wrong with you guy ?
I think you are just a fanboy of Vray, nobody here say Vray is bad, or slow
I think you are just a fanboy of Vray, nobody here say Vray is bad, or slow
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
..once again, please stop this pointless comparison and fanboy talk!! If you want to make a shoot out, go ahead and open an other thread. If you have nothing to say concerning our topic, please stay away from posting!
@nourvfx @fabilabo
Don´t get personal please!!
Thanks!
cheers,
oliver
@nourvfx @fabilabo
Don´t get personal please!!
Thanks!
cheers,
oliver
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nourvfx
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
your talking means is (vray cant search the edge polygan on floor).fabilabo wrote:What's wrong with you guy ?![]()
I think you are just a fanboy of Vray, nobody here say Vray is bad, or slow
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nourvfx
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ok ok ok ok ok my busowei wrote:..once again, please stop this pointless comparison and fanboy talk!! If you want to make a shoot out, go ahead and open an other thread. If you have nothing to say concerning our topic, please stay away from posting!
@nourvfx @fabilabo
Don´t get personal please!!
Thanks!
cheers,
oliver
i dont say again bad think ok
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fabilabo
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
i just wonder if your render will flick or not in animation, make a try and post, im just curious because i dont own Vray
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
Hi there!
Just bought my license for V-Ray for Softimage. As tested it before, I would like to know if there is interest in a little walkthrough video..I could do something like that in the next days..so let me know ;)
cheers,
oli
Just bought my license for V-Ray for Softimage. As tested it before, I would like to know if there is interest in a little walkthrough video..I could do something like that in the next days..so let me know ;)
cheers,
oli
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http://www.pixelpanic.de
http://www.pixelpanic.de
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Memag
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Re: Vray for Softimage official release
Of course there will be interest.
Walktroughs and tutorials are always welcome.
People don't like to read too much these days.
Thanks!
Walktroughs and tutorials are always welcome.
People don't like to read too much these days.
Thanks!