Hello there,
For our assignment we need to make a animation of our model. Because I purchased vray some weeks ago it seemed like a great opportunity to try, making a rendered animation.
The only thing is that when try making the animation, it kosts a Lott of time. First I make my scenes in sketchup then I sett the time to 6 seconds per scene and the delay between them to 0. After that I use vray to render it with “animation” checked. The results are hundreds of png’s which I then need to sequence in Adobe Premiere.
My question is: isn’t there a faster way to do this? And is it normal for a ‘heavy’ model to take 7 hours for 3 scenes (from a total of 15 scenes) ?
If you have some tips, that would be great. I’m not even rendering it on very high quality, so I’m quite amazed by the time it consumed.
Yes there is a faster way but not in VRAY. And yes that seems normal. You could drop the number of frames per second (FPS) you’re exporting…or reduce the render output size, or change the render quality, all of which would speed things up but is a trade off in quality.
You could look into different plugin like Enscape that allows you to export straight to video with no need to sequence of frames after. Enscape is another trade off though as you’ll never get the level of control or quality that VRAY has to offer.