08-04-2015, 08:13 PM
hi,
I have a tornado that has a trunk + base grids. Each grid is independent, it's got its own emitters, forces, etc. The two grids are overlapping. My question: how to render these grids so they blend nicely? Notes:
-when I render both grids without setting "Use Maya Volume Sampling", I get some artifacts in the final image, however it renderers really fast (approximately 40 sec)
-when I render both grids using "Use Maya Volume Sampling" + "Auto Volume" in mental ray, I get good results but it takes 15 minutes to render one frame (so it will take a week to render 624 frames)
-if I render each grid alone and stack them in After Effects I get an a "bad" result (my experience in After Effects is limited...)
My question: Is there any way to blend/render these two grids quickly without setting "Use Maya Volume Sampling"? Is it possible to have a good composite of the two grid images in After Effects
Thanks
I have a tornado that has a trunk + base grids. Each grid is independent, it's got its own emitters, forces, etc. The two grids are overlapping. My question: how to render these grids so they blend nicely? Notes:
-when I render both grids without setting "Use Maya Volume Sampling", I get some artifacts in the final image, however it renderers really fast (approximately 40 sec)
-when I render both grids using "Use Maya Volume Sampling" + "Auto Volume" in mental ray, I get good results but it takes 15 minutes to render one frame (so it will take a week to render 624 frames)
-if I render each grid alone and stack them in After Effects I get an a "bad" result (my experience in After Effects is limited...)
My question: Is there any way to blend/render these two grids quickly without setting "Use Maya Volume Sampling"? Is it possible to have a good composite of the two grid images in After Effects
Thanks