View Full Version : XPresso - Render Settings showed in Render
cogombo
10-03-2007, 03:31 AM
Hi all. With this little xpression that I've created you can render the settings of render. Very useful for testing or educational purposes:
IM: Irradiance Map: Min, Max, Hemis. Subdv. (HS), Interpolated Samples (IS).
PM: Photon Map: Bounces (B), Max Photons (MP).
BF: Brute Force: Subdivision (Sdv), Ray Depth (RD).
LC: Light Cache: Subdivisions (Sdv), Screen samples size (SSS).
Color Mapping: Type, Dark Mult., Bright Mult.
AA: (adaptative subdivision): min, max
The problem is that depending on the illumination of the scene and the algorithms used the text may be unreadable by default an d you may need to fine-tuning the materials.
If anyone has a full solution for this problem, please post it. I will agree any suggestion or enhacement.
P.D.: I think I must include the PhyCam settings.
[ Download scene Render Info in HUD ] (http://rapidshare.com/files/59885475/Info_HUD.rar.html)
very useful, thanks a lot!
greetings
.. forgott: yes the phy cam settings would be great!
Simple Info Hud by Neldor ;-) you can change values on workflow, but basicly it was made to PrtScreen settings in compact view.
http://rapidshare.com/files/60059935/Info_HUD.rar
ps: remember you can render image with HUD, just click on hud right mouse button and check Show - Render and in Render -Render Settings -Options - check Render HUD.
you can make HUD any look, simple line or like this one blocks
http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/1217/hudam1.jpg
Wokka
10-03-2007, 11:37 PM
This look really helpfull! Any way of saving them for 9.6?
Cheers :roll:
afternooncoffeeboy
10-03-2007, 11:40 PM
YEEHAW this is amazing, thanks so mutch
cogombo
10-03-2007, 11:44 PM
Great! I thought that HUD Rendering did not work in Vray!!
cogombo
10-04-2007, 12:58 AM
Ok, here is my expression with a real HUD. I added the phycam's parameters (White Balance is ON when the color is not equal to white (255,255,255) and is OFF if the color is white. I have also maintained the hud type text.
You can copy&paste the expression to another scene but you mus reassign the vraybridge post-effect to the object node inside the expression. Also you must reassign the physical camera tag if you use another.
[Download Tiny Info HUD] (http://rapidshare.com/files/60097667/Tiny_Info_HUD.rar?killcode=17650603717209425611)
Robert G
10-04-2007, 05:15 AM
ps: remember you can render image with HUD, just click on hud right mouse button and check Show - Render and in Render -Render Settings -Options - check Render HUD.
Looks very great, however it shows up in my vieuwport, but not in my render. I activated Show/Render, am I missing something?
Thanks, Robert
cogombo
10-04-2007, 09:34 AM
and in Render -Render Settings -Options - check Render HUD.
Robert G
10-04-2007, 10:06 AM
and in Render -Render Settings -Options - check Render HUD.
Oooh, I missed that one.
This is really great, Thanks a lot,
Regards, Robert
rendertaxi
10-04-2007, 10:32 AM
thanks for that! a really good idea.
i just don´t get it how i transfer tongs hud to a new scene? if i load it to a existing scene, nothing happens?
when i open the scene, i can see the hud..
thanks for help. maybe it´s still too early in the morning so i just don´t get it..
regards, alex
afternooncoffeeboy
10-04-2007, 11:24 AM
cogombo can u upload again pls? file has been removed :cry:
You can open scene with hud and Merge it with yours scene.
cogombo
10-04-2007, 11:38 AM
You must do de following:
1. Copy & paste the camera with his childrens and the Xpresso tag to another scene.
2. Add the "VrayBridge" post effect. Don't close the Render Setting's window.
3. Double click in the Xpresso tag to open the Xpresso Editor.
4. Select the big node on the left.
5. Drag the VrayBridge post effect (dragging directly in his name in the list of post effects) and drop it into the Reference box in the node's attributes (Attribute Manager).
6. Activate the "Render Headup Display" option (Render Settings > Options tab).
7. Select the Xpresso tag and in the Attribute Manager right-click on the text that says "Add this to HUD" and in the context menu select "Add to HUD".
8. Now the HUD is displayed in the viewport. Right-click on it and select "Show > Always" and "Show > "Render". Also you can deactivate this options from this context menu: "Display > Object, Name, Frame, Key".
9. You can move the HUD holding the CTRL key and dragging it to the desired location.
10. Render the pic!
Here is the file again
[TINY INFO HUD] (http://download.35mb.com/cogombo/Tiny_Info_HUD.rar)
Cheers. :wink:
rendertaxi
10-04-2007, 11:57 AM
You can open scene with hud and Merge it with yours scene.
yes, this works. but is there no way for moving the HUD to other render settings? if i load other stored (c4d) render presets with the assigned post effect "vraybridge", the hud dissapears as it is tied to the certain vraybridge setting. any idea?
cogombos version will allow copy&paste as described, but the download link is dead?
cheers, alex
cogombo
10-04-2007, 12:06 PM
I have posted the new link. Is this: http://download.35mb.com/cogombo/Tiny_Info_HUD.rar
cogombo
10-04-2007, 12:13 PM
Now I'm doing a new version where you can change the parameters directly in the HUD by CTRL+double-click on it. I think is useful for changing the parameters without going to VrayBridge each time you want to modify any of the main parameters.
rendertaxi
10-04-2007, 12:16 PM
I have posted the new link. Is this: http://download.35mb.com/cogombo/Tiny_Info_HUD.rar
well, what does the site want to install on firefox there? i would thank you very much for a nice trojan.. can´t you upload it elsewhere? thanks.
alex
cogombo
10-04-2007, 12:32 PM
Trojan? I can dowload fron 35mb.com without any problem...
Anyway here is another link: http://rapidshare.com/files/60189770/Tiny_Info_HUD.rar.html
rendertaxi
10-04-2007, 02:16 PM
okay, that´s better. thank you. well, i don´t know, but the other site wanted to install an active x element.. one must be careful.
but thank you for the expression!
regards, alex
stefan
10-04-2007, 05:51 PM
thanks thats indeed a usefull tool!
cheers
stefan
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