grabiller wrote:I understand,
my rendering targets are HD, Full HD and 2K ( 1:85 ).
I can already see the near linear speedup at these resolutions, both in path tracing and direct lighting modes.
That's really great.
I'll be able to start some tests for our feature length 3d animation projects, to decide if we take the risk to go with Octane or not. The production wont start before January 2011. This will also depend on the features available in Octane at that time. We may be well the first production company to take this risk, afaik. We can discuss this privately if you like, it would be helpfull to us to have a more precise idea of the roadmap, for us to have a better visibility on what we can expect at that time.
Cheers,
Guy.
Sure,
I've always been honest with people asking me what's possible with octane from a film-pipeline point of view, and I won't hesitate to warn you about certain things.
I think it's doable to use octane for specific types of animations and parts of a production.
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Radiance