- #THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT MANUALS#
- #THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT DRIVERS#
- #THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT ANDROID#
#THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT ANDROID#
Īllows realtime rendered flyarounds in sketchup, realtime materials editing in sketchup, realtime post production in sketchup… creates self-contained rendered model files (luca) that you can send to clients that they can fly around with a simple viewer… has an android /ipad viewer app…
#THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT MANUALS#
Its quirky… sometimes frustrating, and developed by one man (adam) who seemingly struggles to keep pace with manuals and technical support. Well we use Lightup to create realtime flythru’s, its not like Vray, super realism but by god its quick… I consider render times of secs to minutes…with atmospheric results but also can give technical information as lux levels, total insolation etc. The Octane Forum is also a great place to learn about the bells and whistles, as well as this link The plugin creator is active with us as well makes for direct help, and usually quick responses. But Octane is the first to truly impress. I know how these choices can be especially though after going through the other systems. Everything exports within the plugin very smoothly. Both do not include the base software, which I sometimes do some more complicated renders. It’s 379.00 € - very competitive for the bundle versus 740.36 € for V-Ray. Be aware that you have to purchase the base software for the plugin to run.
#THEA RENDER FOR SKETCHUP TORRENT DRIVERS#
Make sure you update your drivers when they’re available. The only way to make the renderer faster is to add more GPU’s. I’m on the fence about using Eon Software products, because of the absolutely terrible customer service I received during the winter. Octane is a GPU based render system.įrom what I’ve seen Thea looks great, but again CPU based which means lots of time wasted. The problem with v-ray and Maxwell is they’re both CPU rendering system. Where as that stress is no longer a part of my workflow.įrom my personal experience, I’ve used Podium, Visualizer, Render, Maxwell and v-ray demo (way back at v8). Unfortunately with other plugins those images can take a serious amount of time. I think if your serious about your work, your renders should reflect that. With Octane you’ll have to download the base app demo and the sketchup demo. I think its a good idea to try before you buy. I can shoot off a render in 2 minutes on Path Tracing. My office rig is well equipped GTX780SLIs. I’ll never go back to any other render solution. I had it running on a mobile laptop card, while it took a bit longer it was at least 10x faster than traditional CPU processes.
There is a very useful materials library that Otoy provides as part of your license, with some 700 materials on a range of mediums.Īs of right now, Octane renders rely on nVidia cuda cores only.
If you’re looking for ultra-realism, they provide the tools to achieve such materials within the base program. Out of the box it will render materials you’ve set within SketchUp. Anyhow… Octane can be very easy to use, or extremely robust.
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