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From: Lemo (LEMONNADO)
9 Apr 2010   [#58] In reply to [#55]
I know Ralf. But no Displacement. So, the bump/normal effect is busted when you look at the edges of the geometry.
But again.... that's not what it's made for. it's a quick tool and for that it works great. And 3D PDF has been a
great discovery for me...
R
From: Jamie (FUTUREPROOF)
9 Apr 2010   [#59] In reply to [#57]
Hi

testing simlab, I like the interface i have hypershot/keyshot and in many ways the interface is better. you loose realtime feedback but gain in being able to move scale parts easily. Also the lights render so its not just lit by HDRI. This you cant do in keyshot. In the pic i have placed a light in each lamp. got to play with the lamps to see if they can produce quality results i just used a really high number and i think that is causing the fireflies. rendered at default settings so some noise.

At the price a bargain renderer with the pdf stuff an added bonus. Render quality is exactly the same as hypershot as far as i can see.

Jamie


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From: hep
10 Apr 2010   [#60]
Have they already removed the special offer, i can't find it?

//Hep
From: Ralf-S
10 Apr 2010   [#61]
Please take a look:
http://www.simlab-soft.com/3d-products/simlab-composer-main.aspx

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From: hep
11 Apr 2010   [#62] In reply to [#61]
Super, thanks
From: andras
12 Apr 2010   [#63]
This software is cool until you dont work with textures(UVW map is very weak). and a lot things are missed. I think it is for only production rendering only...
From: d3print
12 Apr 2010   [#64] In reply to [#63]
I think it works for that price!
From: omac12
12 Apr 2010   [#65] In reply to [#63]
I'm extremely happy with my purchase too. If all it did was import different formats, copy models and allow me to position them before rendering I would still be happy. I love the renderer, and the license policy is a lot less of a hassle than my vray rhino license. It's also much easier to set up than vray. I just looked at it as a low cost high quality renderer. Everything else is extra.
From: Rudy
12 Apr 2010   [#66] In reply to [#65]
Hello All,
thanks to this forum, I found what I needed for my rendering.
Was considering Keyshot, but $995 and only on one machine did not like those parts.
Simlab composer is great and did not have any problem importing from MOI. and easy to use, as I am not a computer guy.
attached is my first rendering with Simlab composer...will probably find its way through....
....anyway, of course, to me, the crown jewel is MOI.

Michael,
I am ready for V2.
Best,
Rudy

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3-gems ring.jpg 


From: omac12
13 Apr 2010   [#67] In reply to [#65]
Rudy, I like the ring. It has just a touch of a retro art deco-ish kind of thing. It feels very masculine to me. I don't think it will work for a woman. Maybe it's just the angle though? Is it a man's ring?
From: WillBellJr
13 Apr 2010   [#68]
Great render, Rudy, I'm glad that you've finally found a rendering app that fits your needs and saved you a bunch of cash too!

Plus you get the PDF export which is great for delivering to clients etc.

-Will
From: Jesse
13 Apr 2010   [#69] In reply to [#66]
Rudy,

Very nice! I was unsure about SimsLab Composer for jewelry
renderings until I saw your ring.

Jesse
From: Rudy
13 Apr 2010   [#70] In reply to [#69]
Hello all,
thank you.
Yes, simlab is great and very easy...it is my first attempt and haver to say it was pretty straight forward.
It is a man's ring.
Best,
Rudy
From: Colin
13 Apr 2010   [#71] In reply to [#66]
Hi Rudy,

Nice job on the design & render, Well done!!
Glad to hear you've found the SimLab Composer so easy to use with your first go, Congrats!!

I also considered buying this SimLab Composer...but I've already invested in V-Ray for Rhino, so couldn't see any real advantage to me.

regards Colin
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
15 Apr 2010   [#72]
An image sended by a Sim Lab composer team guy
it's not so bad ;)

From: omac12
15 Apr 2010   [#73]
No, it's not bad at all :) . That is some smooth modeling. Is it a nurbs or poly model?
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
15 Apr 2010   [#74] In reply to [#73]
Don't kow but the other cars shown on the Simlab forum gallery are models posted at 3Dwarehouse ;)
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=b885b9ae8f5fb416eeba0a85525fb823&prevstart=0


From: Ralf-S
15 Apr 2010   [#75]
Please take a look:
http://www.simlabforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=51
From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
15 Apr 2010   [#76] In reply to [#75]
yes i have seen it, but there is no info about the modeling car ;)
From: Mark Brown (MABROWN)
19 May 2010   [#77] In reply to [#18]
Tijai wrote:

>> the render quality and speed is not bad..i like it...
>> the use of any hdr image is possible.. but no alpha output.. just "simple" jpgs...
>> (there is a "alphamask" button in rmb renderview...but it doesn´t work)

The Simlab guys have just enabled the alpha output for Composer 2.1 (free upgrade, actually they said on the forum that all 2.x versions will be free upgrades). Not available for download yet but looks like it will be soon.

They've also enabled ground shadow toggle and ground reflection.

http://www.simlabforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=100&p=386#p386

I'm pretty impressed with Simlab's support and I'm very happy I purchased Composer.

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