people that like Photoshop, Iclone and Fuse may want to have a look at the new Adobe Felix software... early days yet but I'm having fun
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The thread discusses Adobe Felix, a new 3D compositing software, highlighting that it is free for Adobe subscribers but requires a paid account and compatible Windows or Mac system. The original poster shares personal experience with installation and rendering speed, emphasizing the importance of CPU power. Another contributor comments on the potential future impact of advances in 3D technology and recommends using iClone for higher quality rendering, mentioning upcoming related projects. Overall, the discussion portrays excitement for emerging 3D tools and their capabilities.
The thread discusses Adobe Felix, a new 3D compositing software, highlighting that it is free for Adobe subscribers but requires a paid account and compatible Windows or Mac system. The original poster shares personal experience with installation and rendering speed, emphasizing the importance of CPU power. Another contributor comments on the potential future impact of advances in 3D technology and recommends using iClone for higher quality rendering, mentioning upcoming related projects. Overall, the discussion portrays excitement for emerging 3D tools and their capabilities.
if you have a Adobe sub or stand alone Account then Felix is free to install and use
the down side;
- you need a payed Adobe account and Mac or WX system
- Adobe uses their digital CC to load the beta software and they don't put much effort into windows ui design... the install instructions on their site are wrong.
My system is a stock Asus tp500ln with Dual boot w8.1 | wx
the image above took just under 5 minutes to rendor on Fast.
p.s, the cpu is what mainly drives rendors... [i7 in my case] the bigger the chip number the faster an image will rendor
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pnamajck
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nice induction, uss … particularly the use of translucent parameters. some experts claim 3d technology has just taken it's first baby-step into what may become mind-blowing in the future. with upstarts offering 1gbps download connection speeds … i think we are in for one helluva wild ride, uss.
as you noted … one needs to have paid account. one also needs to have a computer that will flow through the software without hiccups. <grimace>
as you noted … one needs to have paid account. one also needs to have a computer that will flow through the software without hiccups. <grimace>
