TheaRender layered materials | Modulus Render

[@PIKE1572]

You just got the cleanest light. perfect

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you so much!

[@markng4484]

Really Like you're Enscape Tutorials

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@darrenthalrose7580]

You have by far, the best Thea tutorials out there. You make it so simple and easy. I would love to see more Thea tutorials :) BTW, any chance you could share your Sketchup template? Or do a video on how you set it up? I see that in each video you have a scene set up with different camera setups that looks intriguing. Thanks.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you so much. More Thea tutorials are on the way. I will also share some of my Thea scenes and I will include the template I use.

[@darrenthalrose7580]

@@Modulusrender That would be amazing, thank you!

[@chrisjparker11]

The UI in Thea seems much more manageable than VRay. We don't do renderings that often in our office, but looking forward to learning from your vids and doing more of them!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I agree.

[@玉世-p2q]

你的视频太棒了，THANK YOU

[@Modulusrender]

My pleasure.

[@musicc2754]

nice work

[@Modulusrender]

Thanks.

[@mostakin9]

Amazing Video! Thank you :)

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@masood6086]

Nice

[@arqcova]

I would love a more robust material editor inside Enscape, this is a very good UI for playing with materials and textures. Thank you!

[@Modulusrender]

I totally agree.

[@ikhmalmohd9539]

Can u do more rendering on enscape? Your rendering on enscape is very real. Real

[@SIMSPOTTERS]

Hi, one cuestion, do you have some plugin to create the 50 /25 /80 mm. lens scenes?

[@Modulusrender]

I used an online calculator for it. Sketchup uses vertical FOV and Enscape uses Horizontal FOV so I had to do some tests. You can always just set the Field of View to 50 mm but in my experience it's not so accurate as a camera. I found that adding 17 mm to the sketchup value works better. So if you want a 35 mm just set sketchup to 52 (35+17). Even better, try to compare to a real photo you took to get even better results.

[@SIMSPOTTERS]

@@ModulusrenderThan you very much. Nice tip!

[@tubezone59]

cool design lessons

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@votto16]

another excellent video mate.... i'm a enscape fan, a lot, because the fast render time. in Thea, how long takes for a image like that?

[@Modulusrender]

An image takes about 8 or 9 minutes but I render in Thea on a rig with 6 GPU,s

[@alexdascalescu2089]

Salut! Ce program ai recomanda intre Thea si Enscape? Raport calitate/ dificultate.

[@Modulusrender]

Salut. Cred ca depinde pentru ce ai nevoie si de nivelul la care esti in 3D. Practic Enscape e mai usor si mai rapid dar calitatea e mai slaba decat Thea. Thea e mai dificil dar rezultatele sunt mai fotorealiste. Eu folosesc la lucru aproape zilnic Enscape in discutiile cu clientii iar Thea e pentru proiecte cu buget mai mare si timp mai mult.

[@adeliadenita6195]

i’m curious, can we make video on thea?

[@Modulusrender]

Yes. All my Tea tutorials intro videos are rendered in Thea render.

[@unTwo0925]

Can enscape also achieve such mixed materials?

[@Modulusrender]

Not mixed, but if you use a tailored reflection map you can control the reflection on each type of tile.

[@unTwo0925]

@@ModulusrenderThank you, this is a good idea. I hope that enscape can also use black and white channel maps to make mixed materials😁

[@mostakin9]

Does anyone know if 3090 GPU is supported by Thea because i can not see it in the settings.

[@Modulusrender]

They say it will be supported in Thea version 3 which comes out tomorrow. Thea 2.2 doesn't support 3000 series cards.