Vray Framebuffer improved

[Erik de Graaf]

Wow,

This looks really good, i have no ideas yet. bet if one comes i will certainly post it here.

I hope we will see this in the new build.

Erik

[rmejia]

whoa

I got all exited seeing the images, was wishing that at the end was the download for this. Some very good ideas there. I really liked the output to photoshop idea.

[Da_elf]

wow this is a record i believe. someone resurecting a 3 year old post.

[ene.xis]

nevertheless it s great t have this thread rescued from the death!

[percydaman]

fryrender has an iso slider that you can fuss with. Would like to see vray have something similiar.

[vlado]

Well, there is the Exposure slider in the VFB controls...

Best regards,
Vlado

[palibebeh]

speaking of that - Vlado, is there a possibility to maybe label those sliders or splilt the corrections control window into labeled sections? Because now it's kind of hard to use and too much looks like a 'beta' to me

[re:FORM]

Wow, I was reading through this salivating over some of these features... then wham, total surprise how old it all is!

I think the render history idea is very interesting. Being able to easily compare previous renders in the vfb would be fantastic.

Maybe some of these things will see the light of day in vray2?

[vlado]

Maybe they will...

Best regards,
Vlado

[re:FORM]

ahah! Vlado's fastest every reply to a post of mine!

Methinks Vlado is excited about things

[sv]

Re:Form, history is actually available in 1.5:


Quote:
Originally Posted by instinct
It's there just not activated by default. Create an environemt variable (for windows, not max or vray) with the name VRAY_VFB_HISTORY and set the value to 1...then you get an additional icon in the VFB on the bottom

Regards,
Thorsten


I've been using this feature and it is really handy.

[theedge]

Why isn't that option activated by default ? Does it eat way too much ram ?

[re:FORM]

huh!?!? omfg!

How come this feature has been such a well kept secret?

Thanks for pointing that out!

[sv]

Why isn't that option activated by default ? Does it eat way too much ram ?

doesn't really use much ram as far as i can tell, just some hard drive space to save the .vrimg files.

I have no idea why it isn't available by default - i wouldn't like to guess, but it is there, and it does work in my experience. maybe it was something that is still being fully tested? Really not sure, i supposed on vlado can comment....

[Aldaryn]

It's there just not activated by default. Create an environemt variable (for windows, not max or vray) with the name VRAY_VFB_HISTORY and set the value to 1...then you get an additional icon in the VFB on the bottom

Regards,
Thorsten

Whoa... Directly rendered caustics, VFB history, what else is hidden by toggle variables? Well, I suppose it's sooo much more fun this way. Brings back old memories of cpu tuning with a graphite pencil.

best regards,

A.