What are the main cause of a long render?

Mga masters, ano po yung mga nagpapatagal ng renders? kasi meron po akong nirerender na scene ngayon around 2m polys, low settings pero umaabot siya ng around 3 hours, im using an i3, thank you po

- memory
- too much polys
- high subdivs
- low specs computer

http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/optimizing-memory-usage-in-rendering-t4090.htm?highlight=optimizing

your 2m polygons that is one reason, try to lower or lessen your polygon, to much reflection, high subvision setting of your shadow and other parameter, high resolution in your render output.

hope this will help.

high subdivision, ang madalas na cause nun....try mo ulit same model gawin mong zero yung material subdiv ng lahat mong object tapos walang reflection. makikita mo difference sa rendering mo...

wala ba sample pic bro para mas matulungan?
another thing is to much glossiness and reflection of materials,.
anyway..i think 3 hours rendering time is acceptable with your PC specs..
i remember sa work ko dati sa office i whole day ang rendering time with a core2duo..

try this tuturials master from our cg master's from this site also,it will lessen your render time,thanks to them for this great tutorials.

http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/how-to-save-v-ray-light-cache-and-irradiance-map-t11061.htm
http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/optimizing-memory-usage-in-rendering-t4090.htm

hope it helps!

1. Evermotion Models
2. Especially Evermotion Trees
3. Glass Materials with high subdivs

Usually sa lightcache tumatagal pag high poly based sa naexperience ko before.

Pro tama si kieko. i3 is like an upgraded core2duo lang. So 3 hours is not bad for a 2m polycount scene.

osibalasi wrote:Mga masters, ano po yung mga nagpapatagal ng renders? kasi meron po akong nirerender na scene ngayon around 2m polys, low settings pero umaabot siya ng around 3 hours, im using an i3, thank you po

render master wrote:- memory
- too much polys
- high subdivs
- low specs computer

http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/optimizing-memory-usage-in-rendering-t4090.htm?highlight=optimizing

hernandoloto wrote:your 2m polygons that is one reason, try to lower or lessen your polygon, to much reflection, high subvision setting of your shadow and other parameter, high resolution in your render output.

hope this will help.

f-41 wrote:high subdivision, ang madalas na cause nun....try mo ulit same model gawin mong zero yung material subdiv ng lahat mong object tapos walang reflection. makikita mo difference sa rendering mo...

kieko wrote:wala ba sample pic bro para mas matulungan?
another thing is to much glossiness and reflection of materials,.
anyway..i think 3 hours rendering time is acceptable with your PC specs..
i remember sa work ko dati sa office i whole day ang rendering time with a core2duo..

dwin_0921 wrote:try this tuturials master from our cg master's from this site also,it will lessen your render time,thanks to them for this great tutorials.

http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/how-to-save-v-ray-light-cache-and-irradiance-map-t11061.htm
http://www.cgpinoy.org/vray-for-3d-studio-max-tutorials-f35/optimizing-memory-usage-in-rendering-t4090.htm

hope it helps!

bokkins wrote:1. Evermotion Models
2. Especially Evermotion Trees
3. Glass Materials with high subdivs

Usually sa lightcache tumatagal pag high poly based sa naexperience ko before.

Pro tama si kieko. i3 is like an upgraded core2duo lang. So 3 hours is not bad for a 2m polycount scene.

salamat po mga masters! . . super naintindihan ko na po, TY