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    Hi there,

    I was wondering if someone out there with a very good knowledge of vray might be able to help me optimise a scene I am currently working on. I dont have enough of a thorough understanding of vray yet and thought this might be a good/quick way to learn how to do things properly. If not, does anyone know of any companies offering this service? I think it would be valuable to people who have tight deadlines or want expert advice rather than spending a lot of time trying to work stuff out and even then possibly not doing it the best way..

    Cheers

    Steve
    Regards

    Steve

    My Portfolio

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    i think if you post your scene here (maybe stripped down) we can discuss the best way to render it.
    Reflect, repent and reboot.
    Order shall return.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by stevesideas View Post
      If not, does anyone know of any companies offering this service?
      I think 3das does this....www.3das.com

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      • #4
        Cheers. Will check out that site. Maybe i'll post the scene up..its not big in filesize. Not any textures either. Im mainly interested in optimising the quality/time settings (all of them I know ) I think maybe I have the settings too high at the moment...will post soon..
        Regards

        Steve

        My Portfolio

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        • #5
          Even if you just post a still and screenshot your settings (all of them) someone might be willing to have a quick look over.

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          • #6
            ....and definitely take a look at this

            http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/gimethods.htm

            ...made a world of difference for me as far as understanding how things work.
            -----Dwayne D. Ellis-----

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            • #7
              Have you tried SolidRocks yet? It may not be as thourough as an "expert" advisor would be, especially since each scene is different and can be optimized beyond what a wizard such as SolidRocks could do, but in many cases it will help to get you on the right track.
              Ben Steinert
              pb2ae.com

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              • #8
                Natty / Rendertime is offering the service.
                Can not find the thread doing a search, but i'm sure there was a post about that.
                Alain Blanchette
                www.pixistudio.com

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