Originally Posted by Inzal
just nitpicking here
never ever render straight to a video format, its one of the worst ways to render
you'll lose quality, not to mention get a huge file size
best to render a jpg image sequence, then compile it.
monster3:
just render overnight, faster renders means worse quality. ofcourse you could just upgrade your computer....
although you could also try a different rendering engine.
Meh, i suppose, but i've tried a different rendering engine, yafray, and it wouldn't render squat...
EDIT: not vray, yafray...
Last edited by iamrubbish; Jul 19, 2009 at 12:37 PM.
Reason: i'm an idiot
Yafray?
Luxrender?
Thems are fast and they support plugins for blender as well as oher 3d programs.
If you care to wait for days to get a render (but with kickass quality) you could try kerkythea or Radiance.
Also @inzal
LOL JPEG use PNG or TGA... rendering to lossy formats is as bad as rendering straight to video
Luxrender?
Thems are fast and they support plugins for blender as well as oher 3d programs.
If you care to wait for days to get a render (but with kickass quality) you could try kerkythea or Radiance.
Also @inzal
LOL JPEG use PNG or TGA... rendering to lossy formats is as bad as rendering straight to video
...
hmm. i have a question.
i can make it look like water is dropping into like a glass or something. but when i try to make it look like i have water dropping into a larger body of water it just sinks through and the larger body of water is invisible in the rendered animation. how could i make it so i have a drop of water dropping into a larger body of water?
i can make it look like water is dropping into like a glass or something. but when i try to make it look like i have water dropping into a larger body of water it just sinks through and the larger body of water is invisible in the rendered animation. how could i make it so i have a drop of water dropping into a larger body of water?
Well, I have never tried, but I'd imagine it would be the same as having a simulation using 1 fluid.
If you want them both to be the same liquid, then select both parts and join them together (ctrl+j in blender), so they are part of the same mesh. This will ensure that they are rendered correctly, and it will drop properly.
If you want them both to be the same liquid, then select both parts and join them together (ctrl+j in blender), so they are part of the same mesh. This will ensure that they are rendered correctly, and it will drop properly.
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