ASUS ROG G5 is a very good/ capable laptop for its pricepoint. Depending on your workload it may suits your needs .
For a solo need I would look further
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Hi Winston, I use often;
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Scope - Selected: otherwise it will check the whole project you are working on - also the models into your project who has been already cheked
Show statistics: gives feedback and thus control to roll back the changes made
Layers - Geometry to Layer0: may depend from your workflow
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Merge coplanar faces: - If you divided a plane into plural faces/ materials it will revert it to one the plane / material
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I would like to DM you with some questions regarding the (BIM) use of ArchiCAD vs other solutions like REVIT, VECTORWORKS, etc...
Normaalkracht no reply since... 😥😥
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One other good way is to use SKP standard fence material;
make it much smaller and decolourise it as you like
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"almost everything about this laptop is fantastic. And not only is it fantastic, but it’s fantastic for several hundreds of dollars less than its QHD competitors...The G15 is superior on battery life, superior on power, superior on weight, and superior on price. It’s just the best."
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Here is an example of where we designed an interior rain screen over glass. I placed a transparent "water" material and a "transparent" smoke material on top of each other. It works for a still image but not so much directly perpendicular to it.
+1 for vertical water for sure
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Hi DT_HDM
Welcome to our forum!
Could you give me a use case for the time lapse so I can forward this to our Product Manager as well for consideration.
Easy your client want to know the season (month) and day/ hours...
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What if you start by using a curtain or a bedspread etc;
make a solid of it;
give it glass as material;
give it a water bump texture;
adjust other parameters
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BREAKING - WINDOWS 11 NEWS (Win Pro 11 - 21H2)
Built 10.7.3.3339 - no problems in SU & E3D
Built 10.7.4 - no problems in SU & E3D
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You can gladly send us a Feedback report each so we can go over your system and let you know if everything is up to date and there aren't any visible problems in the logs.
Otherwise, RTX, in general, is rather performance-intensive, especially when VR is enabled since the image has to be rendered in 1. high resolution 2. high framerate and also 3. once for each eye, so twice in total - Especially the third point costs a lot of performance, so the framerate would naturally go down and the 45hz mode is activated. That is why we recommend disabling RTX for now when using VR. If you look online you will also find that there aren't really any larger native VR games/applications which make use of raytracing in the first place.
Furthermore, if SteamVR is activated alongside then there will always be a performance loss I'm afraid, which was and is always the case with Oculus products since they do not directly use SteamVR, in this case for example the Oculus Quest uses the Oculus application/runtimes themselves on top of SteamVR so to speak, this can sometimes cost up to 20-30 FPS from experience - just for your information. (Generally, just as a side note only related to Oculus devices and VR in general: For SteamVR applications/games you can also use "OpenComposite" to skip SteamVR entirely and only use the Oculus app which helps with performance.)
If you also experience problems when RTX is off, let me know and definitely send in a report then too.
I can confirm;
RTX OFF
- WOBBLING solved on VR device/ still on PC screen a very wobbling image
- BRIGHTNESS of the image is kept normal
RTX ON
- WOBBLING with ONLY NVIDIA DLSS ON still gives a wobbling image (VR), but LESS than with the two other options activated (Denoiser + Raytrace Sun)
- BRIGHTNESS is way blown up/ doesn't represent the pc brightness
Hope this input helps.
Cheers!
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Hello Demian Gutberlet ! Thanks for the reply.
Yes, drivers are all up to date.
The image in the headset is very, very shaky and nauseating, impossible to use. Lowering render quality or disabling DLSS altogether does not help, the issue persists. This was never a problem with Enscape 2.x.
I'm running a 2080ti with 32gb DDR4 3600 and a 3900X.
I'm having the same issue...
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Have you tried the "Scalp" plugin?
sKalp
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Thanks a bunch, jnurnberger and renderwiz , that makes it a lot more clear - I'll put everything together and forward it to our product management team as always. I appreciate the feedback!
Yes, exactly. If Enscape could balance the above 2 images' exposures so the interior and exterior exposure looked good, that would be amazing. Renders out windows could match what our human eye sees and in the end would require a lot less photoshopping and adjusting so that the interior and exterior look nice. Thanks for the clarification renderwiz
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invisible geometry turned off?
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Hi Shaun, I have enscape 3.1 and Nvidia RTX 2080S graphics card with enhancements enabled. I not have problem with glass or mirror reflections.
Example:
Texture Framed whit glass
Glass Framed whitout Texture
Mirror
This is because you only have one person to cast the reflection in the mirror. If you have a big square like Shaun, it gets more complicated. The engineers at E3D always try to strike a delicate balance between performance and reflections.
In my opinion, PCs are not yet powerful enough to have this output.
But, I think it would be useful to have the option to select one or more surfaces that should reflect perfectly even with slower render times. If the application would take in account your pc built (GraphicsCard/ RAM/ CPU/ ... ) , that would be even greater. TIP Demian Gutberlet
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Did you test this in Enscape?
Demian Gutberlet to my big supprise my previous suggestion only works in SU and not in E3D. Any technical possibilities in here?
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NO images...?
