Digital Craft in Architecture - render3D: 2009: speed renders

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

speed renders

On top of playing with the final gather and global illumination. Today has consisted of more test renders. Learning that it is possible to use the computers processors to their full potenetial with the click of box in lightstudio, the time for a semi-high quality render has reduced. With white walls and glass applied, a render took 6mins. By saving the geometry file and multithreading, along with previous experimented settings the rendering time was 4mins. This will save vital time as final handin is getting closer.

Labels: gamma, Peabody Essex Museum

1 Comments:

At May 27, 2009 11:10 PM , Duncan Barron said...: Fantastic

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