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[Max] I need help! / Rendering Paper and Cardboard for Speed
« on: 2017-03-04, 23:21:45 »
Hey Everyone
So I'm rendering some scenes of houses and streets that are all made of paper and cardboard. I'm using a PBR workflow with paper textures out of substance designer.
The renders look great, but I started to think I might be able to render quicker and I was hoping for some advice on the following.
I'm using a single coronasun light and am using path tracing for the secondary solver as it's an exterior screen.
Because everything in the scene is matte paper, there is nothing reflective or very shiny is there anything I could turn off or turn down to speed up my rendering?
I'm using pretty much default settings at the moment.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Moleytron
So I'm rendering some scenes of houses and streets that are all made of paper and cardboard. I'm using a PBR workflow with paper textures out of substance designer.
The renders look great, but I started to think I might be able to render quicker and I was hoping for some advice on the following.
I'm using a single coronasun light and am using path tracing for the secondary solver as it's an exterior screen.
Because everything in the scene is matte paper, there is nothing reflective or very shiny is there anything I could turn off or turn down to speed up my rendering?
I'm using pretty much default settings at the moment.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Moleytron