FAST render settings in C4D!

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Today we're diving into render settings, specifically - settings that can cut your render times down, and ways to optimize your scenes. But perhaps most importantly - we'll look at some comparisons between all of these settings, to better show how they can impact a project.
Hope you all are well, and that you enjoy! Happy creating!
Jess
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[@gollopini]

The thing I love most about this tutorial is the sound of that keyboard, sooo nice! Could you also let us know what spec your PC is just to get some idea of comparison, for if i need to buy some new parts. Great tutorial!

[@batyrklychev135]

Thanks very much! Versy useful tutorial!💙

[@virtuallyvisual]

glad you enjoyed! :) thank you!

[@bsy1800]

Thank you so much !

[@virtuallyvisual]

of course!!

[@MotionPunk]

go Jess!

[@virtuallyvisual]

Hey!! great to see you here, Thanos! Thank ya!

[@semyonr-y4j]

thank you! best tutorials, keep going

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@semyonr-y4j totally! And thanks very much! :)

[@4oivi]

Thank you! That's nice to know

[@virtuallyvisual]

absolutely!! glad you enjoyed my friend. :)

[@timuroguz1854]

Thank You!

[@virtuallyvisual]

absolutely!

[@choyoungoh]

thanks it's very helpful!

[@virtuallyvisual]

glad you felt that way! :) of course!

[@bharat5194]

🙌

[@virtuallyvisual]

thank ya!

[@eddy4719]

Thanks! Great Video. In other videos and articles on the web, a lot of artist mention the exact opposite when it comes to brute force. I´m confused, when I should use which engine. I guess with still images irradiance point cloud is better. And Brute Force is better for animation?

[@virtuallyvisual]

I'm still pretty new to using Irradiance point cloud - since I had been under the assumption that it wasn't going to look very good - but since using it, I haven't noticed much of a difference! That being said, there could very well be reasons for avoiding it in animations vs stills. I have heard some people say that IPC tries to load a whole scene in memory somehow, and then render the entirety of it, whereas because brute force uses buckets - it only has to deal with chunks at a time. Im not super sure about all the tech specifics, but maybe that helps?
Regardless, I hope you have fun exploring!

[@kraney195]

Peak c4d Tutorials, tho if i may ask, do you know any realtime render options for C4D? Kinda like UE5 Lumen or Blender's Evee?

[@virtuallyvisual]

hmm, I dont know if there's anything realtime yet for C4D! But I hope that's something to come in the future! I do know there's a plugin for sending c4d scenes to unreal? maybe that's an option?

[@kraney195]

@@virtuallyvisual Big Sad😔

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@kraney195 I agree, my friend!! crossing my fingers for that in the future

[@kraney195]

@@virtuallyvisual Any chance you'll explore another software like Blender and Unreal? Because i can feel the Industry is slowly shifting towards those two software

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@kraney195 that’s definitely true - and I hope to explore those as well. Cinema has always been the most user friendly in my opinion (I tried all the programs when I first started a year and a half ago, and chose cinema because of the ease of use), but regardless of that - it definitely feels like more folks hope for skills with blender especially.
It will be a big learning curve for me, because blender feels a bit clunky to me rn, but that’s def a good one to look at. Hopefully I can share content there eventually too! :) I’ve seen it discussed in a recent maxon forum as well.