Would like to see more comparisons between vray and octane,
Especially for more complex interior scenes...
Vray Vs Octane for Max
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RealityFox
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I guess the render times make sense. Vray isn't a physics based render right?
To bad Octane didn't beat that time >.< Ah well Octane is awesome for the price
To bad Octane didn't beat that time >.< Ah well Octane is awesome for the price
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gabrielefx
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vray render is sharper because the aa filter.
I think it's possible to implement a filter like Nik Sharpner Pro.
I already applied this filter in the Octane for Max render sample.
I think it's possible to implement a filter like Nik Sharpner Pro.
I already applied this filter in the Octane for Max render sample.
quad Titan Kepler 6GB + quad Titan X Pascal 12GB + quad GTX1080 8GB + dual GTX1080Ti 11GB
If anyone is up for doing an apples to apples comparison with similar settings and sample times, and also posting sample scenes we can review and benchmark internally, please do so.
I just got Arion (forMax) licence - looking forward to do 1on1 with Octane for my own,
but I will post some findings if anyOne is interested in those =)
Vray WAS my favourite engine, so I might take into too..- scenes will folow along =)
Cheers.
but I will post some findings if anyOne is interested in those =)
Vray WAS my favourite engine, so I might take into too..- scenes will folow along =)
Cheers.
Material converter is desgined just to make conversion work easier. You have to tune it anyway. It can't be as smart as human.gabrielefx wrote: No matter what's the rendering time but the automatic translation of vray materials that is wrong.
Here is my attempt.
6 min on 1xGTX590 (even 2x580 are faster than 1x590)
PT 2000 samples, 6 maxdepth
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1st VRay, 2nd Octane.
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Octane has the better shadows 
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64GB Ram, i7-6950X, GTX1080TI 11GB
http://vimeo.com/user2509578