Can F-prime be created for Nexus?

[Kvaalen]

IMHO there will really be no need. :)

[Xacto]

Why not... will the render program be faster then f-prime?

[SheepFactory]

IMHO there will really be no need. :)

boy do I second this ever :)

[c-g]

How hard would it be for Fprime to be converted to Modo/Nexus?
Besides the need for a full texture editor and lighting system and cameras?

[Mylenium]

If you had taken a look at the preview in the material editor or at some of the videos from apple expo, you'd know that Modo/ Nexus or whatever already uses an adaptive hybrid renderer just as FPrime is. This is kind of a ridiculous question to ask around here. Know your tools!

Mylenium

[Dion Burgoyne]

*whistles quietly in the back of the room*

[FunBucket]

*whistles quietly in the back of the room*
You TEASE! :)

[CB_3D]

*whistles quietly in the back of the room*
Arrrrgh!! Can...nooo...longer....take...iiiit!!

[PixelInfected]

i see render on Keynode streaming where Brad show a faster rendering in a few second, since 600 million of poly, i think is enought near to fprime (i'm also lw and fprime user).

[Aegis Prime]

i see render on Keynode streaming where Brad show a faster rendering in a few second, since 600 million of poly, i think is enought near to fprime (i'm also lw and fprime user). Actually, it was 1.18 BILLION polys... :eek:

[CB_3D]

So, sice that is mentioned so often, can someone finally tell us, if this was instanced volumetric rendering or true polygons?!

[FunBucket]

In the apple demonstration video thingy Brad says he uses instances. :shrug:

[Para]

Remember that even the radiosity calculations can be instanced (with proper shadowing to other objects as well) :shrug:

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