answering a question about gpu in production: we recently used distributed gpu rendering to render interiors of apartments. we were quite happy with the possibilities but it is a wise idea to start from scratch, since “normal” vray scenes usually do not render correct. we distributed over 6 nvidi…

yes, there was still quite some noise. the white ceiling lamp in the first image cause white spots on the right side of the image and i would take a lot longer to get rid of those. we rendered during lunch brake and the noise level was acceptable for us. in post we used a denoiser but when used too…

Very Nice work! I also do architectural interior renderings. I recently bought 2 680 GTX’s 4GB versions. The one thing I can’t get over is that the vray plane lights do not hide correctly and cast shadows on the ceilings. I hope this is addressed soon. Double sided materials would be nice too, but t…

+1 on the plane light bug. +1 on the two sided materials (great fior lampshades!). -Alan

What is the original resolution of the images?

You really use 6x GTX 580 graphiccards ? This means 6x 512 GPU Cores to render and it still needs 1 hour to render and has this noise-level ? In my opinion it should render faster if you have so many GPU Cores :slight_smile: What was the renderresolution ? Kind regards Alain

This doesn’t really seem like a great use of RT to me. Don’t get me wrong, the images are very good, but its hardly ‘interactive’ if you need to leave it for 1 hour without accidentally changing a setting and having the render re-start from scratch. Also, 6 top end graphics cards?!? It is interesti…

[image] physical camera attributes …I think archviz projects are, in general, far more complex. For us, RT still hasn’t really taken off. Perhaps not a complete take-off yet so-to-speak, but just to let you know, myself and number of my of clients doing ArchVis are saving tons of time with RT/…

[image] physical camera attributes if you need to leave it for 1 hour without accidentally changing a setting and having the render re-start from scratch. You do know that you can lock the render to prevent accidental updates, right :slight_smile: Best regards, Vlado

[image] Distributed Rendering - Turn Off Local Host Machine? Also, if anyone is doing ArchVis exteriors, GPU rendering speed is much closer to those car demos that Chaos Group has shown, especially with just a Vray sun. I’m including an image here. It won’t win any beauty contests either, and I r…

…And your points are well taken also. Let’s hope that you are able to take advantage of the benefits of RT/GPU sooner than later. I just got back from Siggraph (great Vray party, BTW) and let me tell you and everyone else here that I seriously bent the ears of the folks at nVidia as well as ATI tod…

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eyepiz August 17, 2012, 1:02am 21

Nice!..

I have just finished an interior animation using GPU RT with the exceptions of a few scenes I had to use CPU.

How are you getting around the light plane bugs?

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