We tend to use toon allot but find it quite limited in what it can do. It would be great if vray toon could do sketch rendering like C4D or sketchup. A bit like this
I’ve used Illustrate! for Max on and off for nearly 20 years - it’s great, fantastic quality, really fast and ‘inks the lines’ thick and thin like I used to when working on the drawing board with Rotring pens.
But I think that David Gould has probably moved on to other things, there’s been no new features for years (not that it needs a great deal) and despite new builds I’ve been unable to get it working in the last few versions of Max which is why I still have Max 2014 still installed.
The Toon renderer in VRay is OK but lacks the flexibility of thick and thin lines that Illustrate has.
I would love to see a really nice line renderer from Chaos Group
I’d like to see it as a plain extension to Vray. If Vray is a realistic renderer then spending budget on toon stuff might be hard to justify. But if it’s a separate project with separate developers and pricing then maybe it’s easier. I’d pay $100 easy for it.
It would be great if vray could do extended lines and also line thickness, at present its not great. We have finaltoon and its better but would like vray to handle it all.
+1 from me as well for a proper toon shader and not just out dated strokes. We do motion design and all my 3d animations are rendered in c4d default toon cause vray is lacking it. Hope one day to see a good toon in vray cheers
It’s something I’d like to research eventually, but it will be some time before we get to it. FinalToon and Pencil+ are good solutions in the meantime.