BA
Kerkythea was easy enough for me to use 5 years ago when I knew significantly less about how to use renderers. If that's too complex for you to use, you'll have to sacrifice quality for ease of use.
BA
It also leaves a horrible grain on the image if you don't give it enough time, or just have it set up incorrectly:
I use Maxwell which comes as a plug-in for Sketchup however it takes longer than other renderers and is a different type of rendering to most other renderers.
It also leaves a horrible grain on the image if you don't give it enough time, or just have it set up incorrectly:
DT
It also leaves a horrible grain on the image if you don't give it enough time, or just have it set up incorrectly:
Yeah well I have moved on from that, i can now get it set up without any grain. However I've tried others and when I tried Kerkythea It took almost 48 hours.
I use Maxwell which comes as a plug-in for Sketchup however it takes longer than other renderers and is a different type of rendering to most other renderers.
It also leaves a horrible grain on the image if you don't give it enough time, or just have it set up incorrectly:
Yeah well I have moved on from that, i can now get it set up without any grain. However I've tried others and when I tried Kerkythea It took almost 48 hours.
BA
48 hours?! Unless you're rendering on a 10 year old machine (or you're somehow overcooking it with the settings/file size/complexity), it won't take anywhere near that long.
Yeah well I have moved on from that, i can now get it set up without any grain. However I've tried others and when I tried Kerkythea It took almost 48 hours.
48 hours?! Unless you're rendering on a 10 year old machine (or you're somehow overcooking it with the settings/file size/complexity), it won't take anywhere near that long.