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​Types of 3D Rendering in the CG Pipeline and Rendering Techniques
​3D Rendering in the CG Pipeline and Rendering Techniques
The rendering process plays an important role in the computer graphics development cycle.
Rendering is the technically complex aspect of 3D production, but it can be understood quite easily in the context of an analogy:
Much like a film photographer must print and develop his photos before they can be displayed, computer graphics professionals are burdened a similar necessity. Let’s take a look at types of rendering and rendering techniques.
In this blog we will discuss about Types of 3D Rendering in the CG Pipeline and Rendering Techniques.
Realtime Visuals Vs Pre-Rendered: How Close Can I Get?
Realtime Visuals Vs Pre-Rendered: How Close Can IÂ Get?
OK, before I begin this, I should mention one very important salient fact: this comparison is specific to one non-photorealistic project.
As mentioned a couple of days ago, I’m looking once again at using realtime engines as movie renderers for my Stone And Sorceryproject. That’s a non-photorealistic animated series, using a strong voxel / Minecraft aesthetic. As such, I wondered just how close I…
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I'm a different anon but my playback lags as well and I don't know what do anymore. I have tried VP13 and VP11 but i have the same problem in both softwares. It's like all the videos I use inevitably lag? The frame rate increases smoothly, the video preview is the problem and it appears the same thing wen I render the video, save it and play it on vlc. Only if I use 360p videos it doesn't lag. Processor: Intel Core i7-4510U CPU @ 2.00 GHz 2.60 GHz. RAM: 8.00 GB. System: 64-bit. Thank you! ^^
Here's a great video tutorial on pre-rendering that should be able to help with lagging.Â
