Quote - DarkElegance, if you could quantify what "huge" is in terms of time, image resolution and number of samples then I might be able to address your needs more precisely. While it does take some time to get the images renderered, in my experience the time is not more than with other high-end renderers like Vue's once everything is cranked up to a similar level.

There are several ways rendering can be optimizewd, including the use of the Refine Brush.

Cheers.

 

Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought I read where Lux Render could use OpenCL or the GPU's of the graphics card or cards to render, which is suppose to speed things up a lot if you have graphic cards that support OpenCL (That's CL vs GL)

Gary

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