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New to Vray, I am however relatively experienced 3d cad modeler and renderer.
eventhough I am reading all the board's post, the help file... I still have a hard time understanding all the settings suddleties. Some have really umbiguous naming and yet a slight decimal change effect greatly the result.
I would like to make a suggestion and I think looking at some of the other posts, many people shares.
1/ It would be great that you use meaninfull controls naming. I understand to be consistent with max users, but if max users like it then they use max. Typically rhino users like the easiness and straight fowardness of the software...
What about implementing some great control sheme some people posted i.e scroll from low quality to high quality, fast to slow rendering, day light, night light...
2/ 2 level of controls reading, one for dummies, one for expert.
This allow novice to render right nice output while the advanced setting allows people to fine tune and output beautiful work or "exotic" effect, lighting.
Right now without detailed documentation it is very hard to understand the effect of all controls. There is no hierarchy between import controls VS secondary ones.
Understand my situation for exemple. I work in a company where we have already tools in place. I currently try to implement a potential swith to Vray. However it would very time consuming for me to assist colleagues, new hires to figure it out.
A simple control set-up, while maybe limitating would allow users to be up and running until they can move-on.
In my field, we spend 80% time on design and only 20% on rendering, presentation. So we don't have all the hours available to "tweek" and go through ongoing trila and errors.
I hope my suggestion make senses? I know it does for rhino users in my field.
eventhough I am reading all the board's post, the help file... I still have a hard time understanding all the settings suddleties. Some have really umbiguous naming and yet a slight decimal change effect greatly the result.
I would like to make a suggestion and I think looking at some of the other posts, many people shares.
1/ It would be great that you use meaninfull controls naming. I understand to be consistent with max users, but if max users like it then they use max. Typically rhino users like the easiness and straight fowardness of the software...
What about implementing some great control sheme some people posted i.e scroll from low quality to high quality, fast to slow rendering, day light, night light...
2/ 2 level of controls reading, one for dummies, one for expert.
This allow novice to render right nice output while the advanced setting allows people to fine tune and output beautiful work or "exotic" effect, lighting.
Right now without detailed documentation it is very hard to understand the effect of all controls. There is no hierarchy between import controls VS secondary ones.
Understand my situation for exemple. I work in a company where we have already tools in place. I currently try to implement a potential swith to Vray. However it would very time consuming for me to assist colleagues, new hires to figure it out.
A simple control set-up, while maybe limitating would allow users to be up and running until they can move-on.
In my field, we spend 80% time on design and only 20% on rendering, presentation. So we don't have all the hours available to "tweek" and go through ongoing trila and errors.
I hope my suggestion make senses? I know it does for rhino users in my field.
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