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real time rendering

real time rendering

2004-02-02       - By RorrKonn

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Quote " Will it reach that point in the foreseeable future?  Highly
likely "
Dangit I took it the future was hear all ready.

What's your all educate guess of when we can do away with render
times,renderfarms ?

RorrKonn
http://www.Atomic-3 (See http://mic-3.ora-code.com)D.com <http://www.Atomic-3 (See http://mic-3.ora-code.com)D.com>


-- -- Original Message -- --
From: Steven  <mailto:snewnham@(protected)> Newnham

<Snip>

Is the technology ready for television/film production in place of
render
farms? No - it currently lacks the power and flexibility that years of
development have imbued in general purpose software renderers. Will it
reach
that point in the foreseeable future?  Highly likely - but that won't
eliminate products such as trueSpace, Maya, SoftImage, etc. - after all
their true purpose is content creation, i.e. providing a user interface
and
tools to generate the data that is passed to the renderer, a need that
will
still exist - but I'll bet the people behind LightWorks, mentalRay, etc.
are
casting more than a casual glance over their shoulder...

Steven Newnham


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 <DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><FONT size=3>&lt;Snip&gt;</FONT><BR><BR>Is the
 technology ready for television/film production in place of render<BR>farms?
 No - it currently lacks the power and flexibility that years of<BR
>development
 have imbued in general purpose software renderers. Will it reach<BR>that
point
 in the foreseeable future?&nbsp; Highly likely - but that won't<BR>eliminate
 products such as trueSpace, Maya, SoftImage, etc. - after all<BR>their true
 purpose is content creation, i.e. providing a user interface and<BR>tools to
 generate the data that is passed to the renderer, a need that will<BR>still
 exist - but I'll bet the people behind LightWorks, mentalRay, etc.
 are<BR>casting more than a casual glance over their shoulder...<BR><BR>Steven
 Newnham</DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>