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A good real time renderer for a low-spec PC
Hello Polycounters, I have a really bad PC on which I can't do much except maybe, basic texturing and modeling on Maya... (It's a 2006 Vista Windows with an outdated graphic card and processor with 2 GB of ram..) I am working to buy a new tower which will run smoothly 3D applications and game engines. On the meantime, I… -
Re: A good real time renderer for a low-spec PC
CE3 probably. UDK is too slow when baking lightmass or working with materials. -
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Thank you guys! Others, feel free to bring other suggestions renderers! -
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https://www.unrealengine.com/products/udk/ -
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I'd try the quixel beta or UDK then, both are more than enough for individual asset, and UE3 still can look just as good or better than titles being released on next gen consoles now. -
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Thanks! However, are you sure the render I 'll get with these are sufficient for a port-folio piece? As an extra, it's always nice to have stuff like bloom or depth of field.. -
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You can still use UDK, there's viewport shaders, as well, and Unity free should work fine for your needs. The new DDO/Quixel beta has as a viewport and is free for now. -
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If it's a handpainted piece why not go with unity, you wont need the advanced options if it's already baked in? -
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www.udk.com -
Re: A good real time renderer for a low-spec PC
Is UDK 3 free? On the official site, there's no link to the software...only UDK 4..
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