GPU & CPU Rendering
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- Created on 14 January 2013
GPU & CPU rendering.
Less Time on Waiting & More Time for Creating.
Today I would like to talk about one of the biggest headaches of all the animators, as well as professionals of architectural and interior design studios- graphics rendering. First, allow me to start by defining the rendering process.
Nowadays computer graphics play significant role in our day-to-day life and we often see it in movies with spec effects, cartoons, TV & print advertisement; and this list goes on forever. All this stuff, that we like so much, is designed with the help of special programs that are specialized in creating models (Autodesk 3ds Max, Maya) and in applying all the effects that designer wants (rendering), as well as in providing us with the end image (V-Ray, Mental Ray).
So, what is rendering? Rendering is the process of generating an image from a model. And model is actually a scene file that contains detailed information about the model: its shape, coordinates, textures that cover it, effects like shading and lighting which are applied to the model, viewpoint from which we look at the model, and etc.
Before Rendering |
After Rendering |