"Sorry, do not exactly how to do it right.
If i sent you one or sets, could you "compose" one material as an example?
Maybe this is interesting for others too.."
advanced rendering for AutoCAD
NXT COMPETITION !!!
Hello friends, I propose a competition of free participation in order to enhance and share the best knowledge of all the members of this community nxt. The idea is this: that each who wishes to participate, use a 3D model which is on the internet and imported into AutoCAD and nXt render it compared to other renderers on the market. Ideally, this project Roy Hirshkowitz take as their own, and be who ruled what is the best job with nxt. The format of the competition could be like this, which should include a brief explanation of the settings used.
Roy do you think?
Roy do you think?
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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I certainly don't have time for something like this. After the Flamingo release, it's possible that McNeel might. Comparing nXt to other renderers directly is asking for trouble-- I wouldn't recommend this as a format for a competition.
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Permalink Reply by Carlos Sieiro on
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Ok Roy, the idea is exposed, obviously you who you have to be assessed properly, perhaps with a different format would be much more effective ... but I think it would be a good way to see the potential for nxt ...
Best Regards.
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Permalink Reply by Ros. Riha on
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to me this looks like nonsense...
- rendering time, editing time - how to take these into account?
- how long does it take to make changes - how to take that into account?
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...pointless.
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The idea of a rendering competition is great-- but like you point out-- direct comparisons between products are very difficult.
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yep. My first thought was: "just send me a dwg and let me show how good nXt could do this" ... then I started thinking it over. IMHO there are too many variables, the use of a product is too complex... direct comparison would always be inaccurate and thus pointless.
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I agree, I recognize the difficulty of assessing renders comparison with others, certainly not the best format for a competition. Would welcome any competition format to allow forum users learn to use the best possible settings ..., and later power envelopes on our work ...
I think it's a positive idea ...
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Permalink Reply by Sampdoria on
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I believe one good method is to have an exterior or interior scene which can be used as a basis to do a render. The Camera Angle would be same and it will basically come down to the usage of Light/Texture/etc settings.
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Sampdoria, I think this would be a good option, as it will extrapolate and compare the best render settings, opening a debate constantly improving the software ....
a greeting...
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Lockwood on
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AccuStudio hosted several "competitions" like this some years ago. Link.
A model was provided that only only had a view set (no materials or lighting). We had the option of adding entourage and lighting. Entries are submitted and posted in the Gallery. Viewer could then vote on the images and after a set time frame, voting is closed and a "winner" announced.
I'm sure we can still do this. Maybe even easier now with the "new" website. Let me know if interested and I can setup the space.
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in order to promote the increase of the overall knowledge of nXt, rules of such a competition should incorporate that anyone who enters it will provide all details - lighting setup, material definitions...
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So waiting for a model. Hopefully Architectural - for what Nxt is mostly used here!
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Then also the need to have categories, like day and night exterior entries, natural or artificial or combine interior lighting entries.
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