It would be great if you introduced the project manager program. The interface of that program seems more complicated to me. You explained it very well. I already liked this program because of its interface. I learned a lot thanks to you. Such programs have become very important now. I think it should be in artificial intelligence. It would be good to scan images like in googla to find a model that the customer wants. Thank you very much.
Which project manager program are you referring to? I would happily look into it and create a tutorial on it. Happy you liked the video! I have many more planned
Very interesting tutorial! Only one point is not clear to me... would Connecter create a direct link to the maps in the source folder or is Connecter able to physically copy these into the work folder in Local? I'm asking you this because I recently purchased a NAS dedicated to models/texture storage and having always managed my librery with a .rar + preview structure, in case I would use Connecter I understand I would necessarily have to unpack everything .. this and the link to the NAS (if things work like this) I don't know if it would actually make the working process slower and the rendering time too
As i understand it, Connecter is linked to that folder its not making a physical copy of the folder I too use a NAS drive and my connecter is linked to the folder inside my storage system. I have not felt any slower rendering times Hope this helps
the centimeter system units thing is a real showstopper - can't the render script just deal with whatever system units the file is saved in... huge libraries have all sorts of units. has anyone found a workaround?
merci beaucoup tutoriel indispensable 😃
One of the best program tutorials I have to say! Keep it up and thank you!
Thank you so much :)
Thank you sooo much man , best tutorial ever
You are very welcome :) Happy it helped you understand it all!
I couldnt find better tutorial!!! was amazing thanks a lot :)
you are welcome! Happy u found it useful
What an amazing tutorial ! I thought I knew it well. Learned so many new stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing tutorial ..thanks you
You are very welcome :)
It would be great if you introduced the project manager program. The interface of that program seems more complicated to me. You explained it very well. I already liked this program because of its interface. I learned a lot thanks to you. Such programs have become very important now. I think it should be in artificial intelligence. It would be good to scan images like in googla to find a model that the customer wants. Thank you very much.
Which project manager program are you referring to? I would happily look into it and create a tutorial on it.
Happy you liked the video! I have many more planned
Its just called "project manager", by 3D-Kstudio@@VizCourse
Very interesting tutorial!
Only one point is not clear to me... would Connecter create a direct link to the maps in the source folder or is Connecter able to physically copy these into the work folder in Local?
I'm asking you this because I recently purchased a NAS dedicated to models/texture storage and having always managed my librery with a .rar + preview structure, in case I would use Connecter I understand I would necessarily have to unpack everything .. this and the link to the NAS (if things work like this) I don't know if it would actually make the working process slower and the rendering time too
As i understand it, Connecter is linked to that folder its not making a physical copy of the folder
I too use a NAS drive and my connecter is linked to the folder inside my storage system. I have not felt any slower rendering times
Hope this helps
the centimeter system units thing is a real showstopper - can't the render script just deal with whatever system units the file is saved in... huge libraries have all sorts of units. has anyone found a workaround?
Not entirely sure, this would have to be put forward to the team behind the design of the plugin
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not sure as of yet, im sure the website will have more info for you