Zync

[YoyoBoy]

I see that Google Zync is now in beta:
https://cloudplatformonline.com/Rend..._Homepage.html

It's only working for Maya and Nuke right now (as it did before Google bought it). Does anyone know if it'll work for Max in the near future? And if it will, will it be any more economical than other renderfarms? I'm personally pretty happy using Ranch Computing lately.

[fraggle]

Ranchcomputing is almost twice cheaper than Rebus.
Zync doesn't provide the same calculator as the 2 other one, so we can't compare orange with patatoes!

The main drawback of Rebus, you are not allow to download the IR/LC map back to your workstation.

[JezUK]

Ranchcomputing is almost twice cheaper than Rebus.
Zync doesn't provide the same calculator as the 2 other one, so we can't compare orange with patatoes!

The main drawback of Rebus, you are not allow to download the IR/LC map back to your workstation.

I've started using Rebus a lot these days and love the way it's integrated into 3DS Max.

I'll have to take a good look at Ranch, if it's 1/2 the price of Rebus (and I thought Rebus were good value for money) then that's even better news.

Be great to download the IR/LC map afterwards.

[chris-x//]

Ranchcomputing is great, but never let you "chest" if I remember well (your wallet) get empty, or it will kill your render instantly. And you will re-wait the queue. But is has the best price if you have time to render.
I've tried it and Garagefarm, was ok

Finally both were not so cheaper than rebus, which is the only one I use when rushing now, fast, reliable, great support.

I used wall and tiles in a project for max 2016. Ranch wasn't even planning to install it, seemed too complex for them. Rebus max 2016 wasn't ready for it either, sent a mail, it was updated in a matter of minutes.

So I'm a rebus guy

[Morbid Angel]

if you guys are in a crunch and need some rendering help send me a pm.