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Any Interest in RenderThrottle for 3Delight?

omnifreakeromnifreaker Posts: 71
in Daz Studio Discussion

Some of you from the "old school" may remember the original RenderThrottle I released for 3Delight eons ago:

http://omnifreaker.com/index.php?title=RenderThrottle

It was not compatible with newer versions of DS, so I removed it from the store....but I realize 3Delight still has its place and I find myself missing it.

Is there any interest in an updated RenderThrottle for 3Delight that is DS 4.11 compatible?

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Comments

  • EightiesIsEnoughEightiesIsEnough Posts: 1,110

    I am definitely interested.

  • mindsongmindsong Posts: 1,701

    Add me to the list - I was wondering why it fell out of the store - compatibility issues make sense.

    thanks for thinking of us!

    --ms

  • MollytabbyMollytabby Posts: 1,163

    I’m interested :)

  • greymouser69greymouser69 Posts: 501
    edited June 2019

    I still have it and use it when rendering with 3DL.  I think it has limited functionality with newer versions of DS.

    Post edited by greymouser69 on
  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
    edited June 2019

    Can't see the benefit, really. What does it do, other than managing render presets? I can't see that it would expose some hidden render properties with the current 3DL implementation? And is it working only with the REYES module or also with the raytracer? Scripted pathtracing?

    If it has some new features that would speed up rendering without compromizing on quality, sure count me in;)

    Post edited by Sven Dullah on
  • HibernatusHibernatus Posts: 19

    Very interested!

  • omnifreakeromnifreaker Posts: 71
    Hibernatus said:

    Very interested!

    Thanks all for the feedback! Let me know if there are any new features you would want in such a product.

  • ImagoImago Posts: 5,158

    I'm interested too.

  • ProPoseProPose Posts: 527

    For sure!!!  I have it installed to my DS3 Library and I still use DS3 quite often

  • lorraineopualorraineopua Posts: 642

    Dearest Omnifreaker, considering I use it every time I render, the response to your question would be "HELL, YES!!", love, me

  • omnifreakeromnifreaker Posts: 71

    ....wish is granted.  Now available for only 10 bucks!

    https://www.daz3d.com/render-throttle-for-3delight

    Docs here: http://omnifreaker.com/index.php?title=RenderThrottle3delight

    (Render Throttle for iRay is also 50% off)

  • Silver DolphinSilver Dolphin Posts: 1,608

    I bought the old one for 3delight and I bought the new one for iray. Is the old one just useless?

  • omnifreakeromnifreaker Posts: 71
    Silver Dolphin said:

    I bought the old one for 3delight and I bought the new one for iray. Is the old one just useless?

    The old one only works with DS 2 and 3.  This one has update to work with DS4 with a few new features:

    Other improvements:

    • There is now an Apply option so you can apply the settings in the case that you want to render out a sequence of frames
    • More conrtol over when your preset will affect resolution
    • Presets are saved in json format
  • MollytabbyMollytabby Posts: 1,163

    I don't know how I missed this when it was launched but I picked it up today and I'm so glad I did! It's making a huge difference to my 3DL workflow. I'm using it alongside IBL Master with no problem. Thank you so much @omnifreaker for releasing this.

  • mindsongmindsong Posts: 1,701

    ++

    Got it and use it most of the time...

    It's always good to tell the vendor that we didn't just buy it, but that it's actually useful to us...

    not all tools work out this way

    renderthrottle is great - thanks

    --ms

  • jjoynerjjoyner Posts: 617

    RenderThrottle for 3Delight is currently a  Flash Sale item at 70% off.  I have RenderThrottle for Iray and use it often on my system with limited VRAM.  I explore setting scenes up for 3Delight render since I have many older 3Delight assets.  Is RenderThrottle for 3Delight still a recommended buy?  Thanks.

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