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I was in another thread asking this question - and bruno said I should ask louguet
"We have 5 x celerons, 1 x celeron laptop, 2 x pentium 4, 1 x Pentium 4HT, 1 x G5 MAC (which would be the main computer with Vue software ) - we have other PCs networked around the building, but not in our office.
Is this going to be an effective render farm for animation at good quality?"
Also, could realistic motion blur be added to a 'non-motionblur' animation afterwards - in a program like Apple Motion2, by just importing in the animation and then re-rendering it from Motion, with added motion blur? ( would this cut down on total render time?)
Thread: Using HyperVue Network Rendering | Forum: Vue
Can you not choose to render frame 1 to frame 300, then another time frame 300 to frame 700 etc etc.?
What is a 'very slow machine'? We have 3 yr old HP office standard PCs mostly with celeron processors - would they be considered 'slow' - or are we talking Windows 95?
We have 5 x celerons, 1 x celeron laptop, 2 x pentium 4, 1 x Pentium 4HT, 1 x G5 MAC (which would be the main computer with Vue software ) - we have other PCs networked around the building, but not in our office.
Is this going to be an effective render farm?
Thread: Using HyperVue Network Rendering | Forum: Vue
My apologies - I meant to include that we would only be doing this overnight. When we stop the process in the morning, are there any known 'side effects' that will affect the day-to-day running of our office PCs?
Also - if you wanted to render a 5 minute animation, say, over 1 week, but only at night - can you stop the rendering where its got to in the morning, and then resume it at night, each night?
Thread: Lighting & Render Settings for good animations - what are they? | Forum: Vue
Does 'Fuzzy Vision' have any screen shots of images he rendered so I can see what they look like?
Does louguet know how long these animations may take if they were 720x576 (pal) - and also - would a pal size animation look OK on a 40-50inch plasma screen?
Thanks for the help that you are offering
Thread: Lighting & Render Settings for good animations - what are they? | Forum: Vue
So how did Philippe Bouyer do it? Folks at e-on software said that he only does the rendering at home on 3 not-so fast computers - If I could get renders like his I would be pleased - did it take him days to render these do you think?
OK - if I have an apple G5 and a network of 10 pcs all with render cows at work, what is a reasonable time for rendering such things as Philippe has?
ps - thanks for your help
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Thread: Lighting & Render Settings for good animations - what are they? | Forum: Vue