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You're technically right, when using Redshift for rendering, the performance gain from adding multiple GPUs is generally closer to linear rather than exponential. If you add a second GPU, you can expect nearly double the rendering speed, but there are some caveats: Diminishing Returns: As you add more GPUs, the performance gain may not scale perfectly linearly due to various factors such as system overhead, scene complexity, and data transfer bottlenecks. GPU Memory: All GPUs must have enough memory to handle the scene being rendered. If one GPU runs out of memory, it can significantly impact overall performance. Scene Complexity: For very simple scenes, the scaling might not be as effective because the overhead of distributing tasks across multiple GPUs can outweigh the benefits. For complex scenes, the performance gain is more noticeable. System Bottlenecks: Other system components such as the CPU, RAM, and storage can become bottlenecks if they can't keep up with the GPU rendering speed. Driver and Software Optimization: The efficiency of the GPU drivers can affect how well multiple GPUs are utilized. In practice, Redshift is designed to scale well with multiple GPUs, and users typically see significant performance improvements with each additional GPU, making it a valuable investment for reducing render times in professional workflows.

@@CGShortcuts thank you ChatGPT 😉

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No worries, I just modeled in the extra detail, take a look at the project file to see how

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Not sure what you mean

Cheers

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No worries Alexei!

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No problem!

Cheers Geet!

Good spot Alexi, I did add a little Jiggle to my Alembic bake in the final scene file (didnt want to complicate things by mentioning it though)

wth hahaha

haha true!

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Cheersm hope you get some use out of this effect!

Cheers Anton!

you need to pay for a Redshift license

Sorry but I havnt used Realflow in years

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You might be able to use a vertex map with a spherical falloff to make a mask for each section or colour it with a ramp - I can help you set it up, are you one of our members?

@@CGShortcuts Thank you for replying, really appreciate it! I ended up duplicating the volume mesh and adding the builds that I wanted to have a different material over to it. Not the cleanest solution but seems to have worked. Thanks again 👍

You could definietlly just set them up in your main render if you want to get the look right in C4D - I rendered them seperately so I could test if it actually looked good and so I could dial it back a bit in post - and that way I could easily remove it if I didnt like it without having to re-render the whole scene.

I used black blocks and put little colored planes on them (like stickers on a real rubiks cube)

It has Arabic captions on our website (most of our videos have subtitles in 8 different languages) cgshortcuts.com/wavy-text-effect-in-cinema-4d/

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Nice one, they do tend to change things pretty often

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appologies for that, Ive fixed the link now

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Good luck!

@@CGShortcuts it's not working.. It's creating multiple groups out of it and I don't understand why

just throw the setup into a cloner and you'll have clones

@@CGShortcuts but i use jellyfish squash animation same way but hang not clon well

@@CGShortcuts thnks man.i need u done a final animation then how to cloner and random simulating character or object .any youtube link pls

haha true, had to google that

No worries Gerry, hope you get some use out of it!

Cheers Kam!

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Hope it helps you out alex!

yep you can use any renderer I would think

@@CGShortcuts Well, I tried the technique used by Greyscalegorilla and Octane seemed to have trouble with it. Of course, the C4D old standard worked fine, but no GPU. 🙄

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Cheers, hope you found it useful!

I actually cheated a bit and used a morph tag on top - take a look at the project file

there is no black paint in his video

Not sure what you mean

Extrude each faces using polygon selection, scale down a bit and color differently using store selection. You can also use inset option.

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Nice, I tried loads of options but this worked best

Yeah I wouldnt recommend it

Cheers maaxrenn!

Its still an interesting technique people might find useful. If you want a more elaborate morph try this one: ruclips.net/video/qkQJAtLjBag/видео.html

Output resolution too low? Are you using bokeh effects in Redshift? Could be lots of things

There's a few ways to do this, but I thought this was the easiest option