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Like the title says, looking to embed chief VR on a website, I know I had seen one chiefer's site that had it embedded, would love a tutorial. We use squarespace and I have very limited working knowledge of the process. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Make it spin please!

Piggybacking on the post from Alaskan_Son which you should take a look at Here.. Here are some steps towards getting normals maps into your renderings for more realistic materials using photoshop in Windows with corresponding pictures. With no support for reflection maps in chief, Normals maps are the closest thing we can get to reflection maps. Step 1, use the material definition adjustment tool to find your base texture. Copy the path and then paste into a Windows explorer window but do not press enter. Delete the portion of the url that contains the zip as seen in... Step 2 Locate the texture and extract to a folder so we can open it in photoshop Step 3 In the case of this wood floor I want some relief between the floor boards. Ideally we would enlarge the texture to a much larger resolution for better detail. In any case, we highlight the sections that will be recessed and paint them black. Then select the inverse of the black sections we painted and go over the wood grain with a white. I don't want to cover the wood grain entirely as it will become a reflection map for me, so i set the opacity of the brush I use to 30 percent and go over the grain for 1 pass Step 4 Go to the filter/3d/generate Normals map. I want the relief in the floor boards to be very subtle, so I turn down the detail scale from 80(shown) to a more modest 30. Save as a different file name to be located using chief. Step 5 Locate your normals map and then click on the properties tab to adjust your material to your liking. It may take a few raytraces to really dial in the texture but this makes an obvious difference in depth and reflection BEFORE AFTER This technique works for all materials, and should be used on ALL materials for more realistic raytraces..MAKE SURE TO SAVE YOUR MATERIAL!

Just a friendly FYI, Thea has walk-through and Spherical VR

To me, your test confirmed what I had already come to assume about chief architect and hardware implementation. That the problem is in the coding not in the hardware, there is some refinement yet to be made. Ever notice how apple can squeeze new snappiness into an old phone with a software upgrade just from trimming the fat and better coding. My systems are both powerful, but my desktop should really stand out, yet both systems had the same results in your test, which were in the margin of everyone else's tests. When I have a high-poly scene being bogged down in chief, the same scene imported into Thea will work beautifully...that says something for sure!

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I've been and will continue to unload a lot of my custom made symbols into the symbols forum today, FREE for anyone to download...Some of the free ones I'm uploading are fantastic...I do however have a few symbols that I invested a ton of time into and would love to make a $1 for their download. Is this proper? These symbols are what make my work so detailed, they set me apart, which is how I make money, by offering them up I am giving away an asset. BUT..by offering them up, I am essentially adding competition that may push me toward bigger and better...I would like to know your thoughts! This community has done so much for me, I am not shy to give back, so please share with me what your take on this would be.

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of the two, the top one is THEA, and the bottom is the rendering that HUMBLE CHIEF posted using Chiefs built in Ray Trace

I setup a similar scene to show some difference in quality from Thea to Chief, Note I missed a few details(including forgetting to change the cabinet texture to something with better settings) Overall time in Thea was 20 minutes to setup lights and materials 18 min render I could've gone into more detail with materials and render settings to get a more realistic shot, which would've taken a few more hours of setup and 5-10 hours of render time, but for the comparison I thought this would suffice

Modeled entirely in CA but rendered in Thea Studio 5

Thank you very much, I had the camera set to 6' tall but I think the focal point being wide angle makes it feel much taller, also had a heavy tilt down, I was trying to frame the carpet but I think you're right, made the scene feel a bit elongated. this one took 17 hours primarily because of the wall paint being so many layers.

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The red slots are your Sata 3 slots, the blacks are the much slower sata 2... so it's good that you have them plugged into the red.... general note on this topic, I think it stands to reason that a heavier investment in coding from chief could speed everything up... ever notice how an apple iPhone can suddenly become faster or slower on each new iteration of its OS... they either fix or add bugs... cleaner codes, no redundancy, better implementation... you could see your hardware fly again if chief refined its coding... which it would probably happily do if it's client base met the demand... I hope we get there on a side note, how is your dual processor set up? Do both processors compete for the ram and hard drive, I think I remember their being several ways to implement dual processors and sometimes they can be a detriment as they try and fight for resources dependent on the setup

is your 850 pro fed into the red sata slot? or the black ones