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If you feel something is missing, feel free to message the mods! Related subreddits Want to Hire an artist? Check here first! Please give our few posting rules a read. This is what makes people angry at times, that they look at arnold and say "ohh this is slow, too bad" whilst not seeing that it was meant to be robust and specificly with a render farm in mind.Welcome to /r/Cinema4D! In this subreddit you can submit all things related to Cinema 4D, your own creations, resources and questions, but also related (news) articles.Ĭinema 4D is a 3D Modelling, animating and rendering program made by Maxon. What archviz needs is the exact opposite. Characters, Organic monsters, mega amounts of grass and foilige that doesn't flicker no matter how far you push it. You just need interpolation on walls or you just keep sampling a mostly simple plane with gezillions of rays. It's like VRAY with only bruteforce GI.this is why interior scenes suffer the most. It is ment to be used with a render farm and it shows. It has no novel smart way of rendering stuff. AO is constantly needed to add depth on selected targets and see here - implemented right into arnold. It throws physical correctness out of the window in favor of artist's control. It believe it was a mix of fear of critisim by ppl who didn't understand what it was for and what was stated by many arnold early adopters - piracy prevention.Īrnold works on exact opposite guide lines of Corona, which is why opinions collide.Īrnold is made, as stated many times, for VFX purposes. Just screenshots and the option for you to pay and they will send you the renderer. Last time I looked the pricing was pretty steep if you needed a few nodes - is this still the case? Im going to be corona all the way as I just do arch viz but I'm always interested in render engine tech - or anything 3D!Īrnold was closed of in its younger days. Still can't wait to buy Corona for C4D when it is finished :) After doing more testing and learning how Arnold works it is truly a great render engine! I have been using it for motion graphics and other work than Arch Viz and it is really fantastic.
#Arnold render c4d best settings update
I just wanted to update my comments about Arnold. No distributed rendering yet, I love when a renderer has this feature! Arnold has a clamp in its render settings, but it can become very hard sometimes to track down which light / material produces fireflies and you may need to use non-physical workarounds to overcome this issue.
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Some rays in Arnold can get very hot - especially with IES - and therefore produce fireflies. This is the most problematic feature to me of Arnold, that can discourage you to use it as a multi-purpose renderer. Solid Angle has a complete "workarounds" section in its docs for lighting a simple interior.
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For a reason that mystifies me, Arnold can get very noisy (like the comparison above) in interior lighting scenarios. Does everything you need for vfx and integration with footage. It's also easy to integrate in custom scripts and support most of maya's native features. In maya, the IPR progressive render is pretty robust, you always have a render of your scene going on while you move, edit and transform your scene. Artists coming from vray or mental ray get quickly familiar with Arnold, and the Ai Shader is very similar to vray Mtl (or corona's surface shader) The more complex your scene gets, the more Arnold arises as the right renderer. Scenes like the spaceship of Elysium were rendered on macs with 16gb of RAM. Targeted at rendering HUGE amounts of data (lights, polys, textures, etc) with minimal RAM usage. So, pros and cons of Arnold that I can think of: It delivers the render you expect almost every time, no technical issue arise at the last minute like all other that I know. Arnold's strongest point, imho, is that it is a very robust renderer that will not fail you at render time. In fact I have tried a lot of renderers, most of them except RenderMan, Maxwell, and some others. After a year working with Arnold (Maya) in a vfx studio, I can tell you that it really is a good render, surely one of the best that I've tried.