Calling on all Designers for some Advise

Rhino Rhino for Mac
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To make the long story short I graduate on the 12th of this month. Like most of y’all i have models in solidworks, inventor, revit, fusion360. I am putting together my portfolio and I really want to raise the bar…
I switched to rhino6 as I could not afford any of the other software and I am loving it!!! here are pictures of my models that need to be rendered and displayed in printed and digital form… I looked at the Vray and Lumios plugins, since I am not an interior designer nor an architect should I look for plugins under industrial design?
Also If i make something using my schools computers and I try to work from home on my macbook pro will the files open?
Last but not least is there anything else or other configurations for the specs of my laptop?

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Wishing you all an awesome season of harmony peace and creativity wherever the drive finds y’all

Manolo

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I personally work with the Maxwell Plugin and Maxwell (Studio) for Rhino mac (The Plugin is not the best …)
I also use a Macbook pro. But I used it only to generate the scenes, make the right settings and render some previews. For the final rendering I upload my files to a Renderfarm like “Rebus” or something else. Here you can hire render power. It is a cheap and fast solution for a longer life of your MacBook :slight_smile: There you can Render with many Render engines an it is quite simple. The payment is via prepaid.

Rhino + Maxwell + Renderfarm (+Affinity for some Postwork stuff) is for me the best way to get high quality outputs also for my customers. Maxwell looks a little bit complex but I thing it is not so heavy to learn it.