Which one is more user-friendly for realistic renders?
Non Sequitur
May 21, 21 12:02 pm
pencil
flatroof
May 21, 21 12:10 pm
Lumion is user-friendly, but not realistic.
Vray is realistic, but not user-friendly.
Miles Jaffe
May 21, 21 12:20 pm
Blender
narusachu
May 21, 21 1:58 pm
Lumion is very user friendly. Especially when you are starting up. And adding to that...we need to explore our expertise in software so as to get the best resultant out of it...both are great in terms of rendering but in my opinion Lumion too can generate great realistic renders in no time...
przemula
May 24, 21 12:41 pm
If you're planning to use V-ray with 3ds max, I highly recommend Corona. It's drastically more user friendly, cheaper, maybe a bit less realistic, but difference won't be very noticable.
Jay1122
May 24, 21 5:35 pm
Corona got bought out by Chaosgroup. Now vray has all the goodies corona has. These 2 are very similar anyway. If you can use one, you can use the other. You can even just convert with the built in tool. A lot of my assets are vray converted to corona. Chaosgroup has Vantage now though, that is some hot stuff. Works with Vray scene right out of the box. Corona scenes, probably need some conversions and tweaks. Haven't tried yet.
newbie.Phronesis
May 24, 21 3:53 pm
^Similarly, find Enscape is a good alternative to Lumion - cheap, quick to get good renders out, plenty of assets+textures included and has a good knowledge base
Which one is more user-friendly for realistic renders?
pencil
Lumion is user-friendly, but not realistic.
Vray is realistic, but not user-friendly.
Blender
Lumion is very user friendly. Especially when you are starting up. And adding to that...we need to explore our expertise in software so as to get the best resultant out of it...both are great in terms of rendering but in my opinion Lumion too can generate great realistic renders in no time...
If you're planning to use V-ray with 3ds max, I highly recommend Corona. It's drastically more user friendly, cheaper, maybe a bit less realistic, but difference won't be very noticable.
Corona got bought out by Chaosgroup. Now vray has all the goodies corona has. These 2 are very similar anyway. If you can use one, you can use the other. You can even just convert with the built in tool. A lot of my assets are vray converted to corona. Chaosgroup has Vantage now though, that is some hot stuff. Works with Vray scene right out of the box. Corona scenes, probably need some conversions and tweaks. Haven't tried yet.
^Similarly, find Enscape is a good alternative to Lumion - cheap, quick to get good renders out, plenty of assets+textures included and has a good knowledge base