Hi guys,
I just made a post about the rendering times, but I thought it would be better to separate this.
There a lot of SketchUp users using Vantage as well. But as SketchUp don’t have native animation tools, it’s a challenge to have animations with more life, as Vantage doesn’t have right now more animated 3d models - specially basic ones such as cars, people, curtains and waterfalls, for instance.
Having to use a 3rd software to create those models, animate them and import them to Vantage really disrupts the workflow.
Also, having to migrate to yet another software (Envision) or use one more (Anima) is not really a good experience for the SketchUp users who have adopted Vantage in their workflow before.
While they still don’t have the same leves of realism yet, other real-time softwares for archviz already offer a good solution all-in-one, as the user can render images and animations in fashioner times, and having animated 3D models without needing to install (and pay) for a lot of different programs.
What are your thoughts about that?
In time, I’ve been using Chaos products since V-Ray 1.49, and teaching them since V-Ray 2.0. For the first time, I’m considering leaving them, but I would like to hear your thoughts and plans first, if possible.
Kindly,
Gabriel Chahoud