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pradipta · 07-07-2003, 05:41 AM

i am working on 3dsmax for a long time and i found that 3dsmax 5 rendering engine is very powerful. well, if someone want to invest in a external rendering program then it's well and good but what i meant to say is, 3dsmax 5 scanlins 1 renderer is quite efficient and great improvement from 3dsmax 4. i do all my rendring in default rederer. recently i am working on a project on a modeling and rendering of a wall and i posted it in wip section named 'Architecture: a decorated wall in daylit' and you will see good effect can be achieved with max. but, yes, it takes a pretty long time.

so, in that case vray is good although i have not used it but, seen some great stuff.

07-07-2003, 05:41 AM	#14 (permalink)
pradipta Registered User View My Portfolio Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 266 Credits: 31 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	hi ... i am working on 3dsmax for a long time and i found that 3dsmax 5 rendering engine is very powerful. well, if someone want to invest in a external rendering program then it's well and good but what i meant to say is, 3dsmax 5 scanlins 1 renderer is quite efficient and great improvement from 3dsmax 4. i do all my rendring in default rederer. recently i am working on a project on a modeling and rendering of a wall and i posted it in wip section named 'Architecture: a decorated wall in daylit' and you will see good effect can be achieved with max. but, yes, it takes a pretty long time. so, in that case vray is good although i have not used it but, seen some great stuff.