In addition to “E-interiores”, which is a Brazilian interior design e-commerce startup that uses Blender for their interior design work. Because there is nothing better to visualize an architectural design than walking inside it yourself in an immersive experience. Also, they use VR for a better experience of 3D environments, which I believe is the future of archviz. It uses Blender to create amazing interior and exterior visualizations for their clients. One of the examples is “BlendFX”, which is a small studio for VR, AR, architectural visualization and VFX based in Germany. Also, there are some architectural firms and studios that use it to do work for their clients.
For my initial needs, the default rig is a-ok.ġ8-Core iMac Pro, 128 GB RAM, Radeon Pro Vega 64X (though this GPU was moot for these tests).There are a lot of architectural visualization artists around the world using Blender for their freelance or contract work. Other notes posing in Blender is so much nicer too. Only did one here with default Cycles settings (just the higher output resolution of 4096 x 4096) - 243 secs.15,000 max iterations quality 2 - 656 secs.15,000 max iterations quality 1 - 463 secs.
default render settings (5000 max iterations quality 1) - 463 secs.Not a problem on my Mac that has 128 GB RAM, but still, this is really nice. I'm using Blender 2.39.4, DazStudio 4.15 and the Daz to Blender Bridge (latest version from the store as of this writing).įor a 4096 x 4096 render of a full body shot of Cleopatra 8.1, Daz will use between 4 to 5 GB whereas as Blender hovers around 1.5 GB. Far less memory, has a very nice denoiser leading to really clean results, and faster (some initial timings show around 90% or faster). DazStudio is so rough around the edges in terms of Mac support.Īnd while Blender doesn't offer GPU rendering for macOS users (tsk tsk), I am finding that rendering with Cycles is far superior to IRay in Daz Studio.
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