Please let me know what I could change in my settings to correct this. When creating a mesh from a NURBS object, or exporting to a mesh format like STL, DXF, 3DS, and OBJ you can use the simple controls, which are just a coarse fine slider: fewer more polygons. I believe that this speeds things up a bit. In case you use a Render Time (min) limit, increase the time limit value to improve the quality. Rhino offers you two standard settings, Jagged & Faster and Smooth & Slower, as well as Custom, which lets you access the detailed controls.

I am also using vrmap files for both the Irradiance Map and Light Cache. After you click on OK you’ll be presented with a wizard dialog where settings can be changed. Pick RhinoCommon Plug-In for Rhinoceros and give a name. Cinema 4D, Maya, Blender, Modo, SketchUp, Rhino, Softimage and Revit. Simply create a new project in Visual Studio, and from the Visual C section under Templates select Rhinoceros. See the Advanced Display help topic under the import heading. Go to the Tools menu > Options >View > Display Modes page and click Import. It’s important to set Maxwell for Rhino as the current renderer to be able to see all the options below. I should also mention that I tried rendering to VRImage files as I heard this worked better for larger renderings but it did not speed things up at all. The Cinema 4D Render Settings window hosts many V-Ray settings for both V-Ray and. The modes below can be imported into Rhino through the Rhino Display Options import command. The Rendering panel hosts the most important settings for the scene setup.

It does hang up more when it is rendering glass but the entire scene took 20 hours to do. The settings are set for a 1000 x 772 pixel rendering and the only thing I change for the large one is the output size (3300 x 2549).Īs far as your question about whether I am letting it fully render or not I can tell you that I have. I've included a copy of the rendering settings I am using.

Rhino render settings