This scene is too simple for a comparisson... if you check the glass frame agains the wall there are no caustics produced by Fryrender and you can clearlly see the caustics produced by Maxwell.. With both VRAY and BUSYRAY not producing the caustics against the glass frame either.8etty wrote:they seem to be faster in implementing stuff - if beta 2 delivers what they promise we might consider a switch
Could be due to a fast disassembler software ...8etty wrote:they seem to be faster in implementing stuff - if beta 2 delivers what they promise we might consider a switch
I think in europe we don't have software patents yet.Frances wrote:What's your point? My point is that two engines have had the same launch point. That's why I used italics.Thomas An. wrote:Irrelevant.Frances wrote: Let me just go and render a virtual reality set with the Maxwell baking feature so that we can compare. Oh wait... Maxwell doesn't have that. :
In the patent field, if a prior art device contains components A,B and C and a new proposed design incrorates A,B,C and adds a "D" .... it still infringes. The examiner may pass it as a patent, but it maybe questionable in courts later.
Misconception:
If the components of a device were pre-existing then it is not novel.
Actual:
Novelty is defined as a unique combination of components. The components might be pre-existing, but if they are combined in new (previously) unatemtped ways to form a single mechanism with unique character then it is considered novel over the prior art.
Maxwell needs to be seen in its a entirety ... as a combination comprising (but not limited to) spectral engine + physical camera + physical sky + physically based material system in one rendering package that functions as a digicam.
And my comment was relevant. You just didn't get it.
And thanks isma for posting these comparisons.
are you serious Betty? naahhh... can't be..8etty wrote:after those horrible 18 months from alpha to V1 maximus now suffers from some sort of 'Stockholm Syndrome' and shows extreme loyalty towards NL - no matter what