Fryrender 1.0 Released

Jeff Mottle · August 25th, 2008

fryrender is the unbiased spectral renderer developed by Feversoft. All the elements involved in the render (materials, lights, cameras, ...) are based on physically accurate models up to the point that when you hit render a simulation of the real behavior of light happens inside.

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philip kelly · August 25th, 2008

A question that has to be asked.

Why would you swap from Vray to this............

I have not used it, so i would like the hear the arguments for and against.

Phil

ankit4d · August 25th, 2008

i wanted to know how fast is fryrender as compared to Vray.

u.biq · August 25th, 2008

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Originally Posted by ankit4d

i wanted to know how fast is fryrender as compared to Vray.

hi,
i would say there's no point to ask this, this way ; they are completely different engines ; you'd better compare fry to a vray render with the highest quality parameters chosen, with all options on (dof, glossies, refractive/reflective caustics, etc)

plus, fryrender offers a very few numbers of parameters to tweak, allows a very quick setup, brings you the powerful lighting layerblending feature, and soon will be teamed to the realtime engine rc4

put in other words, http://www.fryrender.com/#product/overview

AJLynn · August 25th, 2008

Fry is not unlike Maxwell - it's very unlike Vray. You wouldn't see a speed improvement, but if you do it right you'd be amazed at the photorealism.

Antisthenes · August 25th, 2008

the new Vray I saw will be like Fryrender. so will flamingo/accurender nXt.

So it is good to get learned on the leader in non biased rendering's tools as it appears render engine developers are making a shift that direction.

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Jeff Mottle President/Founder Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Age: 33 Posts: 5,078 Name: Jeff Mottle	Fryrender 1.0 Released fryrender is the unbiased spectral renderer developed by Feversoft. All the elements involved in the render (materials, lights, cameras, ...) are based on physically accurate models up to the point that when you hit render a simulation of the real behavior of light happens inside. Read More...

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philip kelly Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Dublin Age: 39 Posts: 550 Name: philip kelly	Re: Fryrender 1.0 Released A question that has to be asked. Why would you swap from Vray to this............ I have not used it, so i would like the hear the arguments for and against. Phil

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ankit4d Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Chandigarh Posts: 74 Name: ANkit Saxena	Re: Fryrender 1.0 Released i wanted to know how fast is fryrender as compared to Vray.

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AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 29 Posts: 4,459 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: Fryrender 1.0 Released Fry is not unlike Maxwell - it's very unlike Vray. You wouldn't see a speed improvement, but if you do it right you'd be amazed at the photorealism.

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Antisthenes Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Phx Age: 31 Posts: 586 Name: Jonas Callewaert	Re: Fryrender 1.0 Released the new Vray I saw will be like Fryrender. so will flamingo/accurender nXt. So it is good to get learned on the leader in non biased rendering's tools as it appears render engine developers are making a shift that direction. __________________ The most necessary/useful piece of learning is that which unlearns what is untrue: 'evil' may be acquiring Happiness through virtue which is based on knowledge!/?

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