Does anyone model in autocad then render with Rhino VRAY?

• Posted: Mar 4, 19 3:43 pm

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• nixavides Mar 4, 19 3:43 pm  

  My firm wants to begin creating renderings for clients. 

  We typically build models in Autocad 3d. I am personally proficient in Rhino with VRAY. I am wondering if I should suggest to the firm to invest in Rhino & VRAY so that others can model in Autocad and send me files to render OR if I should LEARN TO RENDER in Autocad 3D.

  What rendering program meshes best with Autocad models? 

  Any tips / words of wisdom about going from Autocad to Rhino for modeling / rendering purposes? 

  Thanks in advance

• Non Sequitur

  Mar 4, 19 3:46 pm

   

  3dStudioMax + Vray

  Also, model is autoCAD? so strange.

• nixavides

  Mar 4, 19 4:55 pm

   

  Yes, I feel similarly but I am trying to make the best of what exists here

• nixavides

  Mar 4, 19 4:55 pm

   

  Can you take Autocad 3d models into Studio Max seamlessly ?

• Non Sequitur

  Mar 4, 19 5:01 pm

   

  Can't say I've ever had to... but I imagine it's easier given it's all autodesk programs.

• randomised

  Mar 4, 19 5:13 pm

   

  Be careful of that Millennium bug though.

• Lewis Garrison

  Mar 5, 19 11:14 am

   

  AutoCad to Rhino works just fine. And the quality you'll get with Vray for Rhino will be miles better than anything out there for Cad.

• nixavides

  Mar 20, 19 3:00 pm

   

  When you say this do you mean I can take a 3D cad drawing and bring it into rhino and not lose capabilities?

• paperbottle

  Mar 6, 19 2:01 am

   

  Enscape in rhino all day, every day.

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