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I did the exact thing I described to you for these images. I rendered the scene outside the window first because the DOF and ray trace through the window glass was crushing Carrara's render times. So, a quick 'background' render which was in focus (just a few minutes), then blur in photoshop, add back into the scene as a background image (turned off all the actually CG background stuff) and then could experiment with textures on the windows and bottles with render times that were waaaaaaaay less than what I was experiencing earlier.
Thread: Rendering the virus blahs away? | Forum: Carrara
All CG is trickery. If this is for a still, then a typical work-around I've used is to render the landscape view without the dragon in it. Then create a new scene with the same render dimensions and use the rendered landscape as a backdrop.
Thread: Share a bit about what you do? Your other hobbies? | Forum: Carrara
He, and you, are correct.
MistyLaraCarrara posted at 2:22PM Sun, 15 March 2020 - #4382232
MarkBremmer posted at 10:07AM Sun, 01 March 2020 - #4380799
My biggest problem: too many hobbies. CG and illustration/animation, obviously, but genuine drawing and watercolor painting. Lounge-style piano playing. Teaching people to fly - upside down. Various sports things.
i think it was Douglas Adams wrote, secret to flying is falling and forgetting to hit the ground
Thread: Share a bit about what you do? Your other hobbies? | Forum: Carrara
Thread: Share a bit about what you do? Your other hobbies? | Forum: Carrara
My biggest problem: too many hobbies. CG and illustration/animation, obviously, but genuine drawing and watercolor painting. Lounge-style piano playing. Teaching people to fly - upside down. Various sports things.
Thread: Short Animation In Carrara - "Illinois Smith & The Secret Base" | Forum: Carrara
Thread: assigning some cones to a cone master for making 2 different cone groups | Forum: Carrara
Thread: how many NLA tracks for same figure? Carrara Limit? Computer Limit? | Forum: Carrara
I'm sure there is a limit, but I haven't hit it – always trying to keep things as simple as possible to trouble shoot better. However, just keep in mind that if the same body part/geometry is keyframed in more than one NLA clip, that the clip on Top will override anything underneath.
Thread: Unreal As Carrara Replacement: It's Unreal, It's Insane, And It's Free... | Forum: Carrara
Carrara and Unity/UnReal play nice together.
To be clear, UnReal and Unity are fantastic game authoring and compiling software. But, you can't create content in the programs themselves.
I've created assets for games, and even a few tutorials about integrating Carrara and Poser into Unity. Unity is also something we use extensively in my current engagement.
There is a lot of parity between Unity and UnReal, but most of my exposure is to Unity. It is a blast to create assets in Carrara (or any CG program) and bring them into an interactive environment to play. BTW, there is a HUGE market for content via the Unity store - if anybody is interested in having a hobby-job.
As an official art mercenary, I don't have a favorite software, but use whatever gets the job done, including Carrara. For all the neg-speak, even after all these years, Carrara is pretty solid. I use a bunch of 'current' software. The things Carrara doesn't have that newer software does, are the kind of things 99% of users wouldn't ever use anyway. Heck most Carrara users don't use 80% of Carrara's abilities, in my jaded opinion.
Just saying...
Oh, hi everybody.
Thread: Compatibilty with MacOS Sierra | Forum: Carrara
@sfdex - totally with you on the intuitiveness of Carrara. Sounds like a cool project you are working on.
I migrated my pro work to C4D Studio several years ago because it's very similar to Carrara in intuitiveness, but much more powerful. Plus, there are render farms available which is a must for many of my projects because of short timelines.
You'll have to post some WIPs and some final shots when you get a chance! You've made Carrara sing in the past...
Mark
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Thread: Rendering the virus blahs away? | Forum: Carrara