Autodesk Stingray

[cheerioboy]

http://www.autodesk.com/products/stingray/overview

Wondering if Vray will work its way into Stingray?...
My dream will come true to have a Vray game engine integrated lighting/material system!

Although I'm not sure how well Stingray can compete with the free offerings of Unity & UE4.

[vlado]

We'll see how things do then, shall we I don't really know what Autodesk plans to do with Stingray and where its place will be in relation to Unity and Unreal; I guess time will tell.

Best regards,
Vlado

[cheerioboy]

I can't believe they don't have you guys in on this! How are they suppose to interest the Archvis folks.
Doesn't seem like it would be any more easy or seamless using their offering than just baking everything from Vray and porting over to Unity3d.

[vlado]

Well, it is what it is...

Best regards,
Vlado

[Pixelcon]

The video shows an entire building from revit with around 500k faces (as far as i can remember). I have never seen a building come out of revit that light. I predict it will be unsurprisingly slow when a "real" project is thrown at it...

[alexyork]

The video shows an entire building from revit with around 500k faces (as far as i can remember). I have never seen a building come out of revit that light. I predict it will be unsurprisingly slow when a "real" project is thrown at it...

Gotta catch those 100+ 500k-faced toilet meshes....!

[Pixelcon]

Gotta catch those 100+ 500k-faced toilet meshes....!

A common enemy!

[glorybound]

I had a person ask me to model a bathtub for an eldercare facility. I sent your the Revit model, which was low poly and she said that she wanted it very detailed. I modeled the tub, per the manufacture cut sheet, and sent it on over again. She was very happy and copied it a hundred times throughout her Revit building... needless to say, she spent days trying to figure out why her Revit model kept crashing.