What is PBR?


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I assume you are being Serious ? cos I think everyone thinks you are joking.....

 

It's just another Camera Technique Type Option on the Full Camera Dropdown ( at the bottom) after you shoot a View, works well for some not so much for Others....

 

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19 minutes ago, Kbird1 said:

I assume you are being Serious ? cos I think everyone thinks you are joking.....

 

It's just another Camera Technique Type Option on the Full Camera Dropdown ( at the bottom) after you shoot a View, works well for some not so much for Others....

 

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Thanks,  I found it under 3D > Rendering Techniques.  I added that Icon to my Toolbar.  So All I do is point the camera and Select PBR?

It changes immediately, there is no wait time.  Is that all I do?

 

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4 minutes ago, Electromen said:

Thanks,  I found it under 3D > Rendering Techniques.  I added that Icon to my Toolbar.  So All I do is point the camera and Select PBR?

It changes immediately, there is no wait time.  Is that all I do?

 

 

More or Less :)  but some aren't having the best of luck for it , (like me) with the screen Whiting Out or Blacking out ,

https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/16912-lets-pbr/?do=findComment&comment=143178

 

 

if that happens try my settings in this Post...they can be set in the Camera Defaults too before shooting the Camera View.

 

https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/16912-lets-pbr/?do=findComment&comment=142683

 

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3 minutes ago, Electromen said:

I think the results are decent.  Considering this took no time at all, maybe 2 seconds, it beats Ray Trace by an hour.

RT may have better resolution, but I think this is going to be my new standard in presentations.

 

 

Test PBR.jpg

Really nice, but I think you got lucky if that is indeed your first PBR. 

I was also lucky on my first attempt but then I got bold and started tinkering and that’s when it all went south, and fast. 

I’m also on a Mac and these take about 3 to 10 seconds depending on settings. 

 

I am now comfortable with this new rendering technic after watching this short video. I basically copied all of her settings, adjusted some materials and made sure I had enough light fixtures etc...

 

check it out...

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/2426/physically-based-rendering-technique.html

 

(beats the hell out of raytracing)

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