Interactive Render (development in progress)

[notareal]

http://www.youtube.com/v/adtdtYIZGVs&hl=en_US&fs=1[/youtube]

http://www.youtube.com/v/sig8jZstfz4&hl=en_US&fs=1[/youtube]

http://www.youtube.com/v/UmHsUWm-3gc&amp&hl=en_US&fs=1[/youtube]

[caronte]

WoW!!
That thing will rise the workflow to the limit

[SandroS]

this is the one i've been waiting for... when do we get this?!

[Rombout]

whatda f@#@k
i saw this feature in a other app and whished thea had this.
wow and even no star fell when i was watching it!!! hahahaha

[Javadevil]

Wow Pentti and Ioannis that looks fantastic !!

I'm sure this is the just the beginning but I still have a couple of questions.

Will it be possible to see the colour change of lights while the colour picker is open ?

Can this be network rendered ? If so this it will be a huge contender for VrayRT

I'd love to see a demo using the physical sun, seeing the shadow cast in real time and the time of day will be sweet.

cheers

[Rombout]

Well isnt this sort of pissible with the animation tool. You can set it to sun animation

[Javadevil]

Well isnt this sort of pissible with the animation tool. You can set it to sun animation

I'm not talking about animation, I talking about placing the sun, being able to move the sun in realtime, placing shadows and highlights where you want without having to do a 5 minute render test everytime you move the sun.

cheers

[Rombout]

Wow thats e neat feature indeed

[saurus]

Go on...go on...

[notareal]

Well isnt this sort of pissible with the animation tool. You can set it to sun animation

I'm not talking about animation, I talking about placing the sun, being able to move the sun in realtime, placing shadows and highlights where you want without having to do a 5 minute render test everytime you move the sun.

cheers

Something like this?
http://www.youtube.com/v/cvz4fKURxpw&hl=en_US&fs=1[/youtube]
Had to unlink Sun from the Sky for interactive Sun moving, but I have no doubt that Physical Sun & Sky can be developed to more interactive. Interactive render is also great for HDR sky testing...