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Hi there,
I uses both V-Ray for max, Rhino and Skp because i'm a archviz trainer. I think that it would be very useful for Rhino and Sketchup users to have in Cosmos just few animated assets to use for Vantage or V-Ray. Because a 3dsMax user can easly do fire, moving water with phoenix or moving trees with the deformers.... But I think that just very few animated asset from cosmos like 2 simple fireplace flames (one linear and one traditional) ,2 moving water, 5/6 moving trees will be extremely useful to add in the interior or exterior animation for all the Rhino and Skp users. In my courses I teach how to use a bitmaps sequece in V-Ray and Vantage but for architects or interior designer I think it will obviusly be simpler... what do you think about?
Cheers
Davide
I uses both V-Ray for max, Rhino and Skp because i'm a archviz trainer. I think that it would be very useful for Rhino and Sketchup users to have in Cosmos just few animated assets to use for Vantage or V-Ray. Because a 3dsMax user can easly do fire, moving water with phoenix or moving trees with the deformers.... But I think that just very few animated asset from cosmos like 2 simple fireplace flames (one linear and one traditional) ,2 moving water, 5/6 moving trees will be extremely useful to add in the interior or exterior animation for all the Rhino and Skp users. In my courses I teach how to use a bitmaps sequece in V-Ray and Vantage but for architects or interior designer I think it will obviusly be simpler... what do you think about?
Cheers
Davide
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