What renderer are you using

[Cebas_SocialMedia]

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[MaryNichole]

Recently I have started using Mental Ray, It's working great. But I also use VRay frequently.

[Aadil Mistry]

I used to render with mental ray but thince i've started vray i never return on mr, especially for architecture. I'm planning to work with renderman too but not for archi.

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[eyebuck108]

Arnold (C4DtoA) by Autodesk. Arnold is best known for being the built-in renderer for Autodesk 3D applications. It's also been used in film production for over fifteen years. This renderer has been built around rock-solid features and uncompromised quality.

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[OliviaM]

For rendering I recommend you V-Ray, Blender, Maxwell. Octane Render is the best, one of the fastest rendering software on the market. But there is one pros - its price is $399 for a license. For student architects its quite expensive.

[elisecoen]

For architecture you can't beat Vray. Maxwell is a great allrounder. For CGI Renderman and Arnold have been great but there are so many amazing in house bespoke tools out there it's hard to keep up. A lot of automated solutions like Lumion and twinmotion produce okay results but for my work in architecture, they still have a long way to go before they produce the quality Vray does.
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