mineral_or_veg

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   by mineral_or_veg 11y ago

   Sorry, I guess what I meant was that Hyperion is perfectly capable of being used in test renders. The amount of time before you see any resolved pixels is of course dependent on the size of your scene, the desired resolution, etc. It could
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   by mineral_or_veg 11y ago

   "Disney uses a mix of Hyperion and RenderMan, as Hyperion is not useable for test renders, as it can take up to 15 minutes until a pixel will appear on the screen, as they trace millions of rays at the same time." None of the thin
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