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Can a blender render smoke and fire in cycles?
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What kind of GPU does Nvidia studio use?
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What does light portal mean in cycle 2.75?
Light portals are a method of reducing noise, which, as you already noted, is new in 2.75. Light portals help to remove noise by guiding rays from the environment through the openings where a portal is positioned. Because of the fact that they are designed for openings, they are most useful for architectural scenes.
What makes Nvidia RTX GPUs so good for gaming?
Gamers are familiar with the enhanced visual fidelity NVIDIA RTX GPUs provide thanks to NVIDIA DLSS 2.0 (Deep Learning Super Sampling). DLSS uses AI to turn images rendered at low resolution into higher resolution. And it runs in real time on RTX GPUs, using dedicated AI processors called Tensor Cores.
Is there a problem with the cycles rendering engine?
I am having a problem with the smoke simulation with the Cycles rendering engine. More specifically, I have been able to render smoke, but flames do not show up. In the viewport however, everything looks perfectly fine. The render looks like this: But in the viewport, it is clear that there are flames.
Do you need shaders for quick smoke simulation?
It looks that you’ve used Quick Smoke. Though its material setup is ready to add the fire, it hasn’t the shaders to it. So you only have to add some nodes to that Input: mainly an Emission connected to an Attribute Node set to flame. Eventually, you would need a ColorRamp to color the fire.
Is there a flame in the smoke simulation?
The render looks like this: But in the viewport, it is clear that there are flames. Does anyone have any idea what is going on? It looks that you’ve used Quick Smoke. Though its material setup is ready to add the fire, it hasn’t the shaders to it.