Rendering By Region
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Rendering By Region
First topic message reminder :
4th tutorial - ito naman po para maka iwas crash ng PC ulit di ako sure kung ito ba yung tinatawag nilang "render compositing".
based na rin sa dati ko nang na post na tutorial -
http://www.cgpinoy.org/3d-studio-max-tutorials-f46/rendering-tips-t6118.htm
di gaano na pansin, anyway gawa nalang uli ako ng bago. meydo ginaganahan mag share e ngayon kaya ito po para sa mga newbie at nahihirapan mag render at nagcra-crash ang PC.
STEP 1
1. area to render > pick region
2. render out: save file, browse nyo kung saan ese-save
STEP 2
1. area to render > pick region, same sa STEP 1 itong area render. pero silang function so either sa dalawa pero gagalaw yan pag pinalitan nyo.
2. may lalabas na box dun sa rendering specify nyo kung gano kalaki gusto nyong e-render. in my case, 4 na part ang gusto ko.
3. >>> HIT RENDER <<<
STEP 3
once natapos yung render
1. move nyo lang yung box sa ibang region
2. >>> HIT RENDER <<<
3, magtatanung ang max kung overwrite yung existing ng render kanina click YES. once natapos ulit yung second part na nirender mo saka palang nya ese-save yng bagong render mo kasama nung una mong area na nirender. tuloy mo lang ulit yung procedure hangang matapos yung buong scene mo.
sana makatulong sa inyo.....
4th tutorial - ito naman po para maka iwas crash ng PC ulit di ako sure kung ito ba yung tinatawag nilang "render compositing".
based na rin sa dati ko nang na post na tutorial -
http://www.cgpinoy.org/3d-studio-max-tutorials-f46/rendering-tips-t6118.htm
di gaano na pansin, anyway gawa nalang uli ako ng bago. meydo ginaganahan mag share e ngayon kaya ito po para sa mga newbie at nahihirapan mag render at nagcra-crash ang PC.
STEP 1
1. area to render > pick region
2. render out: save file, browse nyo kung saan ese-save
STEP 2
1. area to render > pick region, same sa STEP 1 itong area render. pero silang function so either sa dalawa pero gagalaw yan pag pinalitan nyo.
2. may lalabas na box dun sa rendering specify nyo kung gano kalaki gusto nyong e-render. in my case, 4 na part ang gusto ko.
3. >>> HIT RENDER <<<
STEP 3
once natapos yung render
1. move nyo lang yung box sa ibang region
2. >>> HIT RENDER <<<
3, magtatanung ang max kung overwrite yung existing ng render kanina click YES. once natapos ulit yung second part na nirender mo saka palang nya ese-save yng bagong render mo kasama nung una mong area na nirender. tuloy mo lang ulit yung procedure hangang matapos yung buong scene mo.
sana makatulong sa inyo.....
Norman- CGP Expert
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Re: Rendering By Region
brodger wrote:Salamat po sir f-fortune!
f-fortyone po sir.....
Norman- CGP Expert
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Re: Rendering By Region
arjun, pasensya na ngayon ko lang na check yung file mo..
ito po yng findings ko
first image. lumabas nga yung difference ng portion ng render(roof portion), sa tingin ko kumukuha ng info yung vray sa portion lang na na specify nyo. it means na pag natapos kang mag render sa certain part then saka ka nag move sa other part. sa susunod na part gagamit ulit sya ng info "within" its perimeter area. kaya magkaiba yung kulay or yung pagkakarender.
second image. sinubukan kong e-save yung Irradiance map and light cache ko. then saka ako ulit gumamit ng procedure na ito. pansinin nyo nawala yung difference nya(roof area). since gumamit tayo ng pre-calculated lights yun ang gagamiting info ng vray para marender nya nang tama yung scene mo.
ito yung link how to save irradiance and light cache.
http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/how-to-save-v-ray-light-cache-and-irradiance-map-t11061.htm?highlight=light
ito po yng findings ko
first image. lumabas nga yung difference ng portion ng render(roof portion), sa tingin ko kumukuha ng info yung vray sa portion lang na na specify nyo. it means na pag natapos kang mag render sa certain part then saka ka nag move sa other part. sa susunod na part gagamit ulit sya ng info "within" its perimeter area. kaya magkaiba yung kulay or yung pagkakarender.
second image. sinubukan kong e-save yung Irradiance map and light cache ko. then saka ako ulit gumamit ng procedure na ito. pansinin nyo nawala yung difference nya(roof area). since gumamit tayo ng pre-calculated lights yun ang gagamiting info ng vray para marender nya nang tama yung scene mo.
ito yung link how to save irradiance and light cache.
http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/how-to-save-v-ray-light-cache-and-irradiance-map-t11061.htm?highlight=light
Norman- CGP Expert
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Re: Rendering By Region
f41 bro, kita ko tuts mo render by region.. nice! just to add up para sa newbies tulad ko, I discovered from other tuts only, to do render by region accurately, you can go to:
1. Views and click Viewport Configuration below
2. Click on Regions tab
3. And adjust the numbers or size of the sub region accordingly, for instance your target size is 1000x600 image and you want to render in 4 regions, make sure that you type 500 for the width and 300 for the height (also make use of the x and y and enter accordingly the 500width and 300ht. respectively to move the region box sideways and up-down), this way you are sure that the regions do not overlap and it would be easier for you to stitch your 4 images in PS...
Hope this helps! cheers pare...
ot: musta bakasyon? di ako natuloy sa inyo para sa blowout mo e.. busy sa gilid gilid..
1. Views and click Viewport Configuration below
2. Click on Regions tab
3. And adjust the numbers or size of the sub region accordingly, for instance your target size is 1000x600 image and you want to render in 4 regions, make sure that you type 500 for the width and 300 for the height (also make use of the x and y and enter accordingly the 500width and 300ht. respectively to move the region box sideways and up-down), this way you are sure that the regions do not overlap and it would be easier for you to stitch your 4 images in PS...
Hope this helps! cheers pare...
ot: musta bakasyon? di ako natuloy sa inyo para sa blowout mo e.. busy sa gilid gilid..
Last edited by marcelinoiii on Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:00 pm; edited 2 times in total
marcelinoiii- CGP Guru
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Re: Rendering By Region
nice add up bro marc.....hehe...buti nasagi mo yan di ko alam yan a....salamat ng madami for sharing.
O.T. next time ang blow out pag nakakuha na ng bagong work...busy pa sa tabing guhit e....enjoy ang bakasyon at nananaba na ako kaka kain!wahehe...
O.T. next time ang blow out pag nakakuha na ng bagong work...busy pa sa tabing guhit e....enjoy ang bakasyon at nananaba na ako kaka kain!wahehe...
Norman- CGP Expert
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Registration date : 21/06/2009
Re: Rendering By Region
f-fortyone wrote:nice add up bro marc.....hehe...buti nasagi mo yan di ko alam yan a....salamat ng madami for sharing.
O.T. next time ang blow out pag nakakuha na ng bagong work...busy pa sa tabing guhit e....enjoy ang bakasyon at nananaba na ako kaka kain!wahehe...
hehe glad to share din bro... thanks for the tutorial ulit, nakakatulong tayo sa madaming new cgpians
ot: sige pasabi ka lang kapag ready ka na hehe good luck sa job hunting bro, sana makahanap ka ng ok na company.
marcelinoiii- CGP Guru
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Re: Rendering By Region
thanks po sa tutorial na 2 ..hnanap ko to..
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