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I was just looking into getting a VraySun as correct as possible to any physical place on earth with Lat Long. Now, that's not a big problem, just using the Daylight system in 3ds max with VraySun enabled.
However, two questions arise for me next.
1) How is the outlook for getting a cloud model in the VraySky? Here up in Norway we usually don't have a 100% clear sky, like never.
Are you thinking about never implementing clouds in VraySky in 3ds max, but instead for Vantage and Enscape? If so, when? And that actually leads me to question number...
2) Will the sun model be physically accurate in Vantage and Enscape, with possibility to insert Lat Long, time/date? (please say yes, it's a huge feature)
Until this day we've been using HDRI's for sun and background in our studio, but with increasingly amazing native support for lens effects in vfb, we just need to look into using the VraySun, especially mixed with a geographically accurate sun, as we are into the archviz field.
And last, do you guys at Chaos have any comments regarding sky/cloud/weather/sunposition and how you are strategically thinking of implementing this in vray for 3dsmax versus Vantage and Enscape, with any roadmap or timeline?
Enlighten me, please.
Skies, clouds, sun with lens effects will have a big impact in how good and fast we can create feelings in our creative works. I believe the future for us is setting up and detailing models in 3ds max, then taking it out to Vantage or Enscape or whatever that merged product will be in the future, hence the relevance of this cloud/sun model working on a global Chaos scale.
Thank you!
I was just looking into getting a VraySun as correct as possible to any physical place on earth with Lat Long. Now, that's not a big problem, just using the Daylight system in 3ds max with VraySun enabled.
However, two questions arise for me next.
1) How is the outlook for getting a cloud model in the VraySky? Here up in Norway we usually don't have a 100% clear sky, like never.
Are you thinking about never implementing clouds in VraySky in 3ds max, but instead for Vantage and Enscape? If so, when? And that actually leads me to question number...
2) Will the sun model be physically accurate in Vantage and Enscape, with possibility to insert Lat Long, time/date? (please say yes, it's a huge feature)
Until this day we've been using HDRI's for sun and background in our studio, but with increasingly amazing native support for lens effects in vfb, we just need to look into using the VraySun, especially mixed with a geographically accurate sun, as we are into the archviz field.
And last, do you guys at Chaos have any comments regarding sky/cloud/weather/sunposition and how you are strategically thinking of implementing this in vray for 3dsmax versus Vantage and Enscape, with any roadmap or timeline?
Enlighten me, please.
Skies, clouds, sun with lens effects will have a big impact in how good and fast we can create feelings in our creative works. I believe the future for us is setting up and detailing models in 3ds max, then taking it out to Vantage or Enscape or whatever that merged product will be in the future, hence the relevance of this cloud/sun model working on a global Chaos scale. Thank you!
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