Making students pay for softwares is dumb. We’re too poor

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for purting this information out into the world

I was using Maya and MentalRay while going through school but today I use SketchUp and Vray and a little Unreal mostly.

Stuck at 8.30 can anyone explain how he moved shadow from png?

watching now, its interesting & informative video.

how about arnold?

chaos vantage ?

Was really amazing watching this video and feel like i'm learning too just by watching, it feels really good... amazing job <3

It's a real helpful review to get attention to the "problem" places and get new idea. Thanks. PS I'm making my portfolio now and it's make me crazy 🤪. After this video I have a new idea and a few place to change. It's like a breeze in my "swamp")))

waste of time not useful

There's this old software that i'm still using called Indigo Renderer. Unfortunately, the devs aren't updating the software anymore. Despite that, it never failed me to produce a photorealistic render.

Of course, creating good Architecture, however, is a completely different conversation. That's the hard bit.

Team Unreal - Blender

Fascinating that the best results are in 2 applications that are free.

Great Video. Very helpful :D

Corona

Hey and thank you so much for your brilliant content may i have the image that you used?

great!!

Great job....what about Revit....it has a great render engine built in..... I've been using Blender lately because it's free free free ....

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Thank Bro!

I love this Serious Process! Well done!

Unreal has access to unlimited quixel downloads...

Really dreading now , I accidentally spilled water on my laptop and it short-circuited just one week before jury and decided not to do 3d rendering and stick with collage instead

YOU YAP SM

So Between twinmotion and D5 which will you recommend?

incredible

Hours of work omg

It's very strange that in the examples shown, the renders made with Corona look the worst - literally everything is done disgustingly there.

What balance do you suggest we have between Rayon and BIM software like CAD or Revit during a project ? What stages would you use each for example ?

If one design can be rendered with thesame temperature, time, colour and whatever, one can be able to tell which one looks better. But giving to different artist to make totally different designs aint gonna cut it.

After seeing many rendering tutorials, his face looks like a rendered character to me....♥♥♥

dose livesync work on 3ds max?

Você tem algum curso em português sobre os mapas criativos ?

AI by a mile

I do professional ArchViz for a living +7 years, but I'im doing 3D for more than 15 years. Designer with Master Degree. Blender (Cycles) is my tool of choice in the last 12 years. I'm a very advanced user and I'm still learning Blender! If you aim to be an expert, the learning curve is very high and you will never achieve the Nirvana. The two main reasons for that is because 1. Blender is a very complete and advanced tool with huge deep in ArchViz and other areas and 2. Blender can be overwhelming with a lot going on with updates. It updates very often and with it comes new features, new approaches, etc, so it's hard to keep up! Blender is NOT FREE. The tool per se is, of course. But if you really want to do it professionally it's virtually impossible to avoid buying a lot of libraries of materials, models, etc. and addon's to expand even more complexity and, paradoxically, quality of life. The budget of that is around 1000$, but can go easily over that. And Blender is "free" because a lot of people pay Blender Foundation in donations. Otherwise a tool like that would never be free for sure. Blender is not much of a "point, click and drag" software. Shortcuts are KING in Blender. You will need to memorize more that 30 shortcuts to have a decent control of all workflow. Seems scary to newcomers, but when you master it, you will get why is better. Last but not least, one of the most incredible points of Blender is, due it's philosophy of open source and strong community, is very easy to find in the internet tutorials, asking for tips and advices, etc.

Belle découverte . Awesome thank’s Oliver !

Im using both Vray and Lumion, if I have plenty of time for editing to post prod , I will choose Vray, but if i have limited time and output requires by not too picky client - ill go for Lumion.

Well we have completely missed the real time (the future of archviz), which is the best way to show a project to the client and the time of rendering (good luck with vray). This is why Twinmotion wins.

Could you do this step by step?

A very detailed and sophisticated comparison. Unfortunately, I've only just discovered the article, so it's no longer up to date. I have worked with all the programmes in your comparison over the last few years. With more or less success/enjoyment. You are right about most of the conclusions. The most important realisation is of course the individual application and expectation. I have been working mainly with Twinmotion for some time now and am now very satisfied. The software is fast, relatively reliable and innovative. However, many of the things you rightly criticised have improved since the last version. I think that the Twinmotion team is very responsive to the needs of users. Version 2024.Preview really does offer almost everything you need for "reasonable" rendering. If it stays that way, it will also be free of charge (up to 1 million sales). In any case, your contribution is very competent and helpful. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

trendsetter

D5 Render is a Game changer! we are very excited

Excuse me. I want to ask why only shapes of lines download on cadmapper? There are no surface like buildings, parks.

I think it would have been better to use the exact same model for each engine in order to compare the results. Getting different artists to use different models, in different engines is too distracting. There is no consistent standard by which to judge them. I need a direct, side-by-side comparison to determine the pros and cons of each renderer. And it is very annoying when some producers of these "comparison videos" do not actually commit to giving an opinion or develop a rating scale. People's opinions aside, there will always be a standard by which a professional eye can determine which renderer produces the most realistic imagery.

What laptop specs do you recommend to be able to run all this and Adobe, sketchup etc without lagging? Tike to buy a new one but I'm so lost!

Lumion is very underrated

And Artlantis?

Excelent!

Hello Oliver, the video is really nice and successful. The main thing I'm stuck on is that the friend who prepared Corona could not render correctly due to his lack of knowledge and experience. Corona is a valuable rendering engine that produces very high quality work and is used by top-tier visualization agencies. Next time, please do these works with artists who are experienced in their fields. Thanks very much for the video. ☺