Hi! Everyone
I just upgraded to Rhino v7. (Used to render with Brazil) I still need a better renderer. (or maybe I am not yet familiar with Rhino render)
I saw a recommendation about FluidRay.
Do it have a quality like Keyshot or V-Ray. Is it better than the Rhino renderer?
Thanks in advance
Haven’t heard of FluidRay before, but some other solutions apart from the two you already mentioned: Bella, Maverick, Octane. Then there are the likes of Twinmotion (Unreal) and Enscape. No doubt there are more than just these.
I just browsed through their gallery and really like the look but the subscription only was a turnoff to me. I'll stick with Octane or Thea for now. Try the 10 free trial and let us know how it works for you.I would ask me, which engine has a good plugin and a wide user base. I use V-Ray daily over the whole day and for me there is no alternative - super plugin, great output quality, fast, solid, a lot of features and a continuous development. V-Ray is the allrounder I need.
I was always happy with Octane for my work which is mostly marine design. To show cutaways in the hull to show the interiors I switched to Thea which uses Rhino clipping planes which Octane wouldn’t at the time. But since starting to use Rhino7 a couple of weeks ago I have really made progress with the Cycles rendering within R7 and have been going back about 8 years to an old model and comparing the results. I really don’t like switching materials from proprietary Octane and Thea formats and it seems the universal nature of PBR materials makes a lot of sense. Water reflections and environments are a big part of what makes a yacht rendering look good and with Nathan’s post about ‘Raft on Water’ a couple of days ago I think I am doing something right. Hot off the Cycles press;
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Fluidray use intel embree render, it is fast but the quality is low than Vray or Maxwell or Keyshot
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