SunlightRocker wrote:jespi wrote:To sunlightrocker: Are you sure you bet? I acept your bet. Do you really think that maxwell 1.5 will have displacement, instance...... i think you are dreaming, but maybe i´m wrong(i hope).
Im just saying that if they dont, they have a
very big problem.
Right now, FryRender is (in my opinion) a much better renderer (on soooo many levels), and if NL dont make 1.5 better than Fry, then there is no reason for me to stay with Maxwell anymore. But if 1.5 is better than Fry, then there is no reason for me to learn a new renerer. So, the future will tell.
// Tobias
We all have to admit that the progress of Fryrender is impressive... BUT I don't think it is a better renderer than Maxwell...
I think fryrender is a better application... I mean, Maxwell is a better renderer, (better math, better results, better core engine) but fryrender has more working features, important ones, like correct sunlight, displacement, etc.
There are features that we are jealous of, but I guess some of them are jealous of multilight for example.
That said, I must declare for the 1001 time that I would never change Maxwell unless it is 100% necessary.
I think that all this happens because of the big delay and the wrong marketing policy of NL.
What has to be done IMHO is :
1. Release dates have always to be exact.
2. Serious Advertisement has to be done at least 20 days before, with samples and features list.
3. Features are either fully working (except rare cases) or they don't exist... Semi-working features are simply bugs.
4. Find a balance between fancy and important features.
5. Have main release numbers for the important upgrades and small patches for correcting errors or adding something not important.
...Just some that I can think of
I won't sign it, if it is not a piece of art.. So far, I haven't done any...
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