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I don't see any option to check to add "Render with 3Delight" to the windows explorer right click menu". When converted to jpg the SA render showed some, too, and I was comparing the jpgs, so I'm not counting the tif (and yes, image format DOES matter). Almost.there was some noticeable jpg arefacting on the DS image when 'blown up' that wasn't present on the tif from the standalone.but that was because I didn't save the DS image to tif. There are some speed boosts on Windows, but not always as dramatic/significant.especially if you shut down everything else and just let the render run.Īs to image.they were exactly the same.same settings, same size.everything. THAT provides a significant time savings (I did some tests a while back on some shaders and recompiling them a o3 sped them up, immensely even in DS, o1 or o2 is 'default'.o1 is minimal and o3 is maximum). Second, the optimization level, when the program is compiled, seems to be better in the Linux version.and the shaders seem to be compiled at a 'better' level, too. Well, I get a couple of speed boosts because I am running Linux, so when rendering in the standalone I'm running the native Linux version. The polar bear could be done in DAZ Studio using either Garibaldi Hair Express or LAMH While the image is rendering, you can move the image around in the viewer, change exposure and zoom in.
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After all, I only have 4 cores and both the external 3DL and the 3DL in DS will make full use of my CPU. I have yet to test speeds on small scenes to see if it will be worth it for me to use this. On a personal note I have done some playing around with this and on my last two renders that I have done, the external 3DL has crashed both times where as rendering through DS has not.
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Per this thread - when you go to render the saved rib file you need to choose the one located in the folder that shares the same name as the file and not the rib file out side that folder (dont ask me why).įor those who do NOT want to use a DOS prompt to launch 3Dlight, when you install 3DL in a windows system, you are given an option to add the option "Render with 3Delight" to the windows explorer right click menu and when you use that to open the rib file it will automatically lauch the render engine via the DOS prompt for you and also the image viewer so you can see your render as it is rendered. So any Poser content you want to render needs to go though DAZ Studio since Poser will not export a RIB file In the case if DAZ Studio, you would go to your advaned render settings and choose to export as a RIB file check off the options "keep shadows" and "collect and localize".
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i guess that means can't render a poser file.ģDelight is the renderer used in DAZ Studio and can be installed as a standalone renderengine for access from other software applications such as Maya, 3D Studio Max and any other software that is designed to use it. This means that subdivion surfaces are rendered to sub-pixel accuracy at any zoom level. In contrast to all competing renderers, 3Delight doesn't tessellate smooth surfaces into polygons prior to rendering. Also, user-defined variables, including vertex and facevarying variables, attached to geometry are fully supported. Images can be output in most commong formats including EXR and deep EXR (EXR 2.0).ģDelight supports a complete set of RenderMan® geometry: subdivision surfaces, polygons, patches (B-spline, Bezier, Catmull-Rom and others), NURBS (with trim-curves), Curves (for Fur & Hair), quadrics and procedural geometry.
Very high quality texturing and image antialiasing is offered with a complete set of selectable filters (including Sinc and Catmull-Rom). 3Delight is an advanced renderer featuring a wide variety of features such as path-tracing and REYES rendering algorithms, multiple importance sampling for physically plausible materials, depth of field, motion blur, area lights, subsurface scattering, surface displacement, multi-camera rendering (stereo rendering), image based lighting, atmospheric effects and deep shadow maps.
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