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Gracias, creo que estuvo alrededor de 1 o un poco mas por frame(no recuerdo el tiempo total,pero no fue mucho). La 4090 es un monstruo y el fstorm es una bestia de software

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Hi, It was rendered on a 4090rtx and it took 1 minute per frame without any optimization. I think it could be aroun 20-30 sec per frame adding more noise there, and using Neat Video denoiser later...

Thanks for the answer! and the 4070 video card could make this animation?@@leonardolaguardia7839

and is this video card 4070 suitable for work in fstorm at all?

I think so, fstorm is the best engine to work with gpu, it also has a "compression bitmap"option to reduce the size of the textures , saving a lot resources without loosing any quality. You can also in the future buy another card and duplicate the render power.@@user-bo4hr7iz6p

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Gracias bro!!!

Dándole duro!!!

Thanks!!! I used Marvelous Designer to create the animated fabric

I think vantage is great to orbit and explorer the model, for final render do not convince me...

​@@leonardolaguardia7839Vantage is nothing but Vray GPU, it isn't a separate renderer. What you can achieve through Vray is what you can achieve through Vantage because is just Vray the engine. That's why you have to get Vray installed for Vantage to run. Vantage is just a bridge between VrayGPU and the windows raytrace core on directX12.

The scene seems to have a blue textured sky, instead of a physical one, I'm not sure of that, but it seems so. At least when I make my exteriors the GI is harder than in this video. The other issue here in this video is that the automatic exposure control seems to be disabled, so the shadow areas look too dark, for example near the car. It should've seen ok and the park should burn.

jajajaja estoy tratando...

It was like a game, just to check the performance in frames and mobility inside the model. It was tested in a real project and results does not make me feel happy, denoiser too hard, otherwise, times goes to the sky. I really prefer fstorm in order to preserve more details.

Thanks for the feedback, about the flicker I have heard some tricks in the Adobe Premier Pro, but I haven't tried. You're right with the dirt tuto, it's too fast. I'll try to continue with tutos.

@@leonardolaguardia7839 If you find a way to fix the flicker , please post some kind of video, it will help a lot.

Hi, I've been reading about the topic of Firefly in FStorm, and a possible solution is to reduce the amount of gloss in Kernel settings. You may lose some brightness in reflections and refractions, but it should help you with something

Thank you very much