With Raytracing in combination with Denoisers in Rhino 7 you can get viable results in less time whilst getting a cleaner image at the same time.įor our quick example we used this interior office scene, which will be our test scene. Just like other path or raytracing renderers like Blender Cycles or KeyShot a single rendering takes many passes until the overall noise level gets acceptable low. For most scenes, the basic settings will create good results and are perfect for getting a good starting point.
The good thing about raytracing in Rhino 7 is that now it’s very easy to come up with quick render results using existing scenes and objects. Step 1 – Set up your visualization scene in Rhino 7 Now with Rhino 7, exclusive denoiser packages have been implemented for the first time as an online package, with which it is now possible to denoise and optimize the raytrace image directly in the Rhino engine. This was a great way to achieve a good lighting, but a very high sample count was needed to get a usable result. In Rhino 6, this was already done by adding the new raytrace mode. This enables fast and efficient implementation of complex lighting scenes with realistic illumination. More and more 3D applications are implementing raytracing and other technologies into their renderers.
