woodschino

Let me preface this by saying that I am not an expert with 3D rendering and there may be better ways to do some of these things. This is not a comprehensive guide and is not really targeted towards people with a decent amount of experience with DAZ. But if you are a beginner or someone thinking about starting this is a few things I wish I had known from the start. Most of these are things I learned rendering with a GPU with 3GB of VRAM. Because of that they mostly concern making your render as efficient as possible to fit in VRAM. I only render using the Iray render engine so I don't have any experience with using 3Delight. Part 1: Building Your Scene One of the most important aspects to remember when you are setting up your scene is to only have what you can actually see in the render. All other objects will increase your render times and add nothing to the final result (with some exceptions). Here is an example of what I mean. Take a look at this render. It probably makes you