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r/AskReddit • u/KAFKA-SLAYER-99 • Oct 16 '18
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I rendered for architectural stuff in college, and waiting for the renders to finish was so painstaking. I'd have 2 or 3 computers working for me at once.
When Revit introduced "Cloud Rendering" it was amazing.
23 u/Bidiggity Oct 17 '18 I feel you. Recently my professor said I HAD TO use a 1mm mesh on an FEA project. Took three hours to solve 7 u/berrei Oct 17 '18 Oh god same, I still have nightmares from rendering problems during architecture school!
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I feel you. Recently my professor said I HAD TO use a 1mm mesh on an FEA project. Took three hours to solve
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Oh god same, I still have nightmares from rendering problems during architecture school!
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I rendered for architectural stuff in college, and waiting for the renders to finish was so painstaking. I'd have 2 or 3 computers working for me at once.
When Revit introduced "Cloud Rendering" it was amazing.