metal rendering in vray

[nodar1978]

why does rendering scene with metal material in VRAY takes so long time? is there any possibility to make render quiker with same quality?

thx

[manta]

describe your material...

[nodar1978]

scene is under render, but anyway you can see what i meen in forum WIP, name in reception, that render is only 640x480 and it took 1h 11min, and mos tof time take render when its rendering spaces where the metall is.

please have a look on my render and lieve your coments

thanks

[manta]

Sorry, but its impossible to determine the parameters of your material by looking at a picture, you'll actually need to tell us about the material or post a screen grab of its parameters...

[nodar1978]

Sorry, but its impossible to determine the parameters of your material by looking at a picture, you'll actually need to tell us about the material or post a screen grab of its parameters...

here is a parameters

thx

[manta]

Subdiv's are too high...bring them down to 10

 

or see if you can get away with unchecking "trace reflections"

[manta]

also your max depth is set to 5x the default value...set it back to 5 to see if there is a noticeable difference...

[nodar1978]

Subdiv's are too high...bring them down to 10

 

or see if you can get away with unchecking "trace reflections"

thank you

I think it helps. can you also give your coments for WIP=> reception , there are 2 of my renderings

thanks again

[kbotnen]

that render is only 640x480 and it took 1h 11min

This statement is meaningless without knowing the hardware you are rendering on But as a testrender its far to long IMO, regardless of your hardware setup.

 

but anyway you can see what i meen in forum WIP, name in reception,

Providing the URL to that actual post will help people to find it. Then they can just click that and open up in another window, instead of having to back out of the thread they are reading to find that other post. Like this: WIP thread about reception scene: http://www.cgarchitect.com/vb/33144-reception.html

 

Can I ask why you have all your multipliers so high above default settings? My first thought was that you have copied the settings of a tutorial or another example scene. If thats the case I will advice you too do it iterative, and read up on the settings before boosting them Save rendertime AND learn about your favorite render engine.

 

To read about the settings of Vray and alot of example you go here: http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/

 

Im not too grumpy? Just trying to give advice that I myself once was given

 

About the metal answer I will comment in the appropiate receiption thread Like to keep things clean, hehe.

 

-K-

[nodar1978]

This statement is meaningless without knowing the hardware you are rendering on But as a testrender its far to long IMO, regardless of your hardware setup.

 

Providing the URL to that actual post will help people to find it. Then they can just click that and open up in another window, instead of having to back out of the thread they are reading to find that other post. Like this: WIP thread about reception scene: http://www.cgarchitect.com/vb/33144-reception.html

 

Can I ask why you have all your multipliers so high above default settings? My first thought was that you have copied the settings of a tutorial or another example scene. If thats the case I will advice you too do it iterative, and read up on the settings before boosting them Save rendertime AND learn about your favorite render engine.

 

To read about the settings of Vray and alot of example you go here: http://www.spot3d.com/vray/help/150SP1/

 

Im not too grumpy? Just trying to give advice that I myself once was given

 

About the metal answer I will comment in the appropiate receiption thread Like to keep things clean, hehe.

 

-K-

 

 

are you k. botner from www.visualisere.no ?

yes I've chacked your works in portfolio.

you dont need to leave coment for other thread, thx.

Like to keep things clean, hehe