Hi,
would it be possible to have the scene in 3DS Max 2023 format ?
Thank you.
6 is about right. It’s been my experience that once you add a vraysun it will ask if you want a vraysky attached to it. The only time I add a dome light is when I plan to use a hdri to light the scene.
i switched scene to: progressive mode, brute force and changed to nvidia AI denoiser and made sure my 2 4080s were on RTX mode not CUDA mode scene took 9m 8s. looks like it got to 3000-3500 passes before it shot up 56960. 2 rtx 4800s. i still have my old xeon e5-2620 v3 cpu @2.4ghz latest recommended drivers.
EDIT: i re-opened the scene and rendered wihtout changes and it rrendered in 7m 33s. huh.
Lol…the reason I like Corona better…faster render times on cpu since it’s optimized for that workflow. Only using vray because of Vantage. It would take me forever to create an animation in Corona.
From what I see, V-Ray is still faster than them all.
I know, old thread. The nutcracker scene lasts 7:40 on my Gainward Phantom 4090, without overclocking or any optimizing. CPU time was 16:25 on a Ryzen 5950x. I bought the 4090 mainly for easier handling of big scenes and quicker IPR prewievs. I´m not so impressed in comparision to my former Quadro P5000.
Muhammed, it would be great if you can provide me with sources which show me to optimize the work with VRay.
My current hardware setup:
- Ryzen 9 5950x CPU at 4GHz
- 64gb Vengeance RGB Pro RAM
- ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI)
- Gainward Phnatom RTX 4090
- Windows 10 Pro