AccuRender nXt

advanced rendering for AutoCAD

Ok I bought a new computer for my cad work and rendering to speed things up. In the process I upgraded to 310 version of nxt plugin. I normally use the path tracer for my work and set it to about 120 passes or so for my playground designs. Since I installed it I have sent work to my farm and things are going way too fast. When I go and take a look at the output, I was used to seeing strips of the finished product say like 100 pixels high by the full width that I would combine together in image editor. Now I am getting a full picture that when added just seems to wash out the picture. I went ahead and tried upgrading the farm to 315 and the plugin to 317 and still getting the same results. I even went out on a limb and am trying the studio version (which I must say looks good and is a lot closer to what I was after minus the render farm bulk rendering). Am I missing something here? I have been known to have some crazy moments but I didn't think I went completely off the deep end? :)

Views: 168

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

It depends which engine you're using.  

If you're using the original Packet Tracer, engine 0, you will get strips which you need to "Add" together to make your final image.

If you're using either of the other two engines you'll get complete images which you need to "Combine" (one of the choices in the Image Editor) to produce the final.

There is some info on this here.

Well tried to switch back to path trace engine. Sent it to the farm and got three outputted images (full again not the strips)

That's correct.  Use the Combine option in the Image Editor.

Ahhhh thank you figured it out there. On the machine where the farm is stored I tend to run the image editor off it since it's local storage for the files. Problem is I hardly ever use it for actual autocad design work so the image editor was an older version and it didn't have the combine option. I went to the new machine and it has it. Thanks Roy I thought I was going crazy!

RSS

Search

Translate

Latest Activity

OYEBANJI EMMANUEL posted a photo

3D_Replication final

I created this replication of one of Peter Milner's renders, not with AI but with sketchup (with the matchnewphoto tool), autocad and nxtrender.Critics and comments are welcome.
Tuesday
OYEBANJI EMMANUEL posted a discussion

My V.R Panorama Project

Good day everyone.I have been working for sometime on a V.R panorama project. Its a personal project. I used sketchup to model and imported it into arstudio and rendered 6 panorama views at 3k pixel.Check it out here…See More
Dec 11, 2024
Maciej posted photos
Nov 28, 2024
N` Goraw posted photos
Nov 21, 2024
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to LUIS CONTI's discussion AccurenderNXT for AutoCAD - urgent help please
"Hello Luis - per our email exchange in June, we're available to help with some training. I'll email you separately to schedule an online call."
Nov 19, 2024
OYEBANJI EMMANUEL replied to LUIS CONTI's discussion AccurenderNXT for AutoCAD - urgent help please
"You can mail me at ebanj88@gmail.com or whatsapp me on this line +2348164691476"
Nov 18, 2024
OYEBANJI EMMANUEL replied to LUIS CONTI's discussion AccurenderNXT for AutoCAD - urgent help please
"Hi LUIS CONTI, Welcome to the accurender forum. I can be of assistance to you to help solve your problems with accurender nxt for autocad for a token. I can teach you interior, exterior and walkthrough animation as i have done all these in the…"
Nov 18, 2024
LUIS CONTI posted a discussion

AccurenderNXT for AutoCAD - urgent help please

Hi everyone,I'm from Sydney Australia I worked for a company that use to operate Accurender NXT for AutoCAD. Unfortunately, the fella that use to know how to use it has retired.I only have just started to use the program now, but am struggling to understand how to best use it. I cannot get help from my fellow retire college as he has moved overseas and as he put it " wants to switch off " . Are there any users here from sydney australia, that could help me out with team viewer or zoom tutorial,…See More
Nov 17, 2024

© 2025   Header image courtesy Peter Milner   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service