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Thanks a lot!

Hi! My machine is currently one and a half years old. When it was built, I thought that I would be able to work with it for at least 4-5 years. The unreal program is good in that it renders very quickly if you don't use path tracing. Some render animations (5-8 seconds) are completed in 1 minute, after which only minor post-work follows. Recently, I was asked to animate the exterior of 40 buildings, so this configuration was no problem either. I was more bothered by the disappearance of the grass. When the camera is close, everything is perfect, there is no grass from 20-30m away...😏

@@tivadarbrindza736 I will not animat. Changed my mind on that. I'll just walk around and video using VR goggles as 1st person POV. The only thing I'll add is make some flight path animations for some birds, butterflies and bees and I want the path animation active as I explore. Other things I want to enable is the possibilities of turning on the tap, light switches, opening every door and most of the cupboards within the single or two houses I'd be exploring. So it's an estate with 25 houses with the possibility of exploring the exterior and interior of one or two by walking using VR while I make a video using a screen recorder. Will 128gb of ram be too much? The other houses will just have modelled exteriors which I'll explore from the outside except like 2 or 3. Of course the ones I want to explore the interiors will have furnitures and stuff. Some animations like the TVs, lights, elevators, fountain, pool water effect, automated window blinds, curtains affected by breeze.etc What's your input? Additionally did you use 3ds Max or blender for the 3D modelling?

@@tivadarbrindza736 Oh one final question please. Are the specs for this laptop good for handling the project? HP Omen 17T-CK200 Gaming Laptop, 2023, 17.3" 2560 x 1440 165 Hz, Intel Core i9-13900HX 24-Core, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 16GB, 64GB DDR5, 2TB SSD, Windows 11

@@RobertsDigital I think this configuration should be enough for your work!

@@tivadarbrindza736 I really appreciate it. Thanks! Subbed!

This is a good plugin and easy to use!👍

Thanks!

It's easy: th-cam.com/video/b52npy-XUdQ/w-d-xo.html

Oh great, thank you very much!

I like the Unreal camera settings because it's simple.

This is a very good question. I build the houses in the Archicad program and I was looking for a solution that was sufficiently versatile and professional. I practiced a couple of renders in Twinmotion and I didn't like the result. In the evening or in bad weather, I still see the pictures as beautiful, but in sunny weather, this can no longer be said. With Unreal Engine, you have Nanite, Lumen and more setting options, but the learning curve is steeper. I started learning Unreal Engine 14 months ago, and although it's not easy, I've come to love it. The other question is what AI rendering will be like in the future, who will replace animation in this quality?

The render was ready in maybe a few hours

www.dviz.com.br/c%C3%B3pia-plants-pack-01

As an architect, I used to use 3Dsmax program, now Unreal, because it has improved a lot.. If you want to learn, I think TH-cam is the best. Some videos to learn: www.youtube.com/@WilliamFaucher www.youtube.com/@civareducation www.youtube.com/@pinkpocketTV I hope I could help you.

Même moi, j'apprends. Même moi, j'apprends. Je suis récemment passé de 3DSMax.

@@tivadarbrindza736 waouh ! Du courage c'est déjà bon, j'utilise lumion et twinmotion pour les rendus, SketchUp et archicad pour les conceptions 3D, mais l'incontournable l'ureal engine me rend fou. Merci beaucoup et bonne continuation.

There are two characters in the scene: Mixamo (animated) and Twinmition are static people.

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Thanks!

Oh super, merci beaucoup !

Thanks!

Yes, it's Lumen

@@tivadarbrindza736 awesome the time of render is very little right

Thank you very much!

It's just a lumen.

Thanks! 🙂