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Subject: My first Carrara Render
Hey this makes me wonder. Now that I have Carrara do I really need to buy Bryce? I noticed that Carrara came with terrain building and animation features. Items I didn't even know it had until after I bought it (Hey I thought I was just buying a modeller).
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I've had a great time using Bryce, but I'm really impressed by what I can do with Carrara. I'm still poking around in the features, and haven't built a real scene yet, but I'm thinking I won't be using Bryce too much anymore. The textures seem to have more variables, the render engine looks to be a lot faster, and of course, I can create and edit my own shapes. -Jeff
The way I see it having just looked at the manual so far and not yet tested it I don't need Bryce. But I will need a more advanced scenery maker like Vue. It looks like Carrara can do all of the few things that Vue cannot but which Bryce can. I'll have to look deeper to know for sure. But I suspect Bryce is off my list and I can now fully justify getting Vue instead. The only thing left is a decision on Canoma or a similar item (way down the road in the budget). ANYWAY... On this render. Looks pretty good. Looks like Carrara handles poser people pretty well. Anyone try to render one of those transmapped hair thingies yet?
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arcaady - I think Darhorn posted an image of Greys hair - I think it used a trans map. It was posted yesterday or the day before. Clint
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Here's my first "test" render from Carrara. For a long time, I've been trying to get visible light rays streaming through a grid in Bryce, but volumetric renders would take days at a decent resolution, and I never had the patience to wait. Carrara rendered this one at 2400 pixels high in less than 10 minutes. It's nothing fancy, but I've been trying to get this effect for so long, and now it's easy to do. -Jeff