This is awesome, but how do I render the realtime stuff to a image sequence? For my purposes, I don't need super accurate lighting for this project and getting the realtime images would save lots of render time. is this possible?
Image sequences can be generated in 2 ways. You can either use the Create Preview Animation tool following this guide: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2015/ENU/3DSMax/files/GUID-D8B3849C-DBC0-4CA2-A4EA-B80204A00441-htm.html#GUID-D8B3849C-DBC0-4CA2-A4EA-B80204A00441 Or you can use the Quicksilver renderer which is basically the high quality viewport as a render engine. See here for more info: knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2020/ENU/3DSMax-Rendering/files/GUID-1EC7526C-A684-4D34-B351-C1B1123615C9-htm.html
Hello Jose M. Elizardo this is look nice for clients who needs fast animations and they don't care if the animation is 100% realistic. May i ask you if you can render glass with this technique and if rtx technology helps for a better result like unreal game engine (real time raytracing) ?
Hello.great video, but could you please share the VRay preset in the scene convertor? I don't know is this preset default or not in 3dsmax 2021 but I don't have it in 3dsmax 2020. I Really need it. Best Regards.
looks awesome!
hi, will final render work in Vray as Render Engine?
Looks cool, but how can i actually make output size of capture image bigger? Make 4k if i have only full hd monitor?
You can capture a 4k image of the viewport using either the Quicksilver renderer or the Viewport Preview tool
@@josem.elizardo9427 Thanks)
This is awesome, but how do I render the realtime stuff to a image sequence? For my purposes, I don't need super accurate lighting for this project and getting the realtime images would save lots of render time. is this possible?
Image sequences can be generated in 2 ways. You can either use the Create Preview Animation tool following this guide:
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2015/ENU/3DSMax/files/GUID-D8B3849C-DBC0-4CA2-A4EA-B80204A00441-htm.html#GUID-D8B3849C-DBC0-4CA2-A4EA-B80204A00441
Or you can use the Quicksilver renderer which is basically the high quality viewport as a render engine. See here for more info:
knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2020/ENU/3DSMax-Rendering/files/GUID-1EC7526C-A684-4D34-B351-C1B1123615C9-htm.html
Hello Jose M. Elizardo this is look nice for clients who needs fast animations and they don't care if the animation is 100% realistic. May i ask you if you can render glass with this technique and if rtx technology helps for a better result like unreal game engine (real time raytracing) ?
You can render glass yes, it goes through a refinement process on mouse up. Rtx has no effect on the viewport...yet...
@@josem.elizardo9427 Thanks for your answer.
Hello.great video, but could you please share the VRay preset in the scene convertor? I don't know is this preset default or not in 3dsmax 2021 but I don't have it in 3dsmax 2020.
I Really need it.
Best Regards.
Hello. This preset ships with 3ds Max 2021. It’s not currently available for 2020.
I wish they add bloom and glare in viewport in the next update...
I congratulate you. Your dream became real
Good job, but which video card is used?
Rtx 5000
Oops! It's too much for me. Thanks for answering.
real time rendering: now let's render it with arnold!
Oh, It looks like viewport render from Maya 2035
:-) just good old Max viewport ;-)