Chalets animation

[matus.nedecky]

We recently finished an animation for a non commercial assignment - chalets in Bojnice, Slovakia.

We also prepared a bunch of static images, these can be found in our portfolio.


For the video we used 3Ds Max + Corona + Davinci Resolve

[aaouviz]

You guys were my knights in shining armor for sticking with Rhino + Vray for such a long time... shocked to see you here. Do you now use Corona too?

Nice work!

[matus.nedecky]

Thank you aaouviz!
Well, yeah. we sticked with Rhino for a very long time, because we LOVED the software. However it's development and our needs were not going the same direction so we had to make this tough step towards different pipeline. We switched to Max and Corona and I have to say, it was a wise and rational decision. In the world of modern archviz, where the speed of production is crucial, you need to focus on the right aspects of the process to deliver the outstanding results. Therefore the creation of assets has to be outsourced to professionals - other stores and vendors who offer these models and materials at higher quality and shorter time.

[aaouviz]

Yeah, it was impressive - to say the least - how long you guys stuck with Rhino.

I was a massive Rhino fan going back to 2005, considered myself a Rhino expert and found a lot of job opportunities in the Architecture business thanks to it.

I even started my professional archViz career in Rhino+Vray...So I was very familiar with you guys and your offerings.

I made the switch, out of necessity and for the same reasons you stated in about 2018 and although the first month or two were painful it was the smartest decision I ever made in my business/workflow.

Funnily enough, recently I've got back into Rhino life after 7 or so years barely touching it. Thanks for chatGPT helping me build me a ton of custom scripts I'm finding new ways to speed up my workflow reverting back to Rhino for the painful modelling stuff, with some GH help, and exporting + importing it cleanly and cleverly into Max... so I'm falling in love with Rhino all over again recently :)