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AMD Open Sources Professional GPU-Optimized Photorealistic Renderer
AMD today announced that its powerful physically-based rendering engine is becoming open source, giving developers access to the source code.
nables creators to bring ideas to life through high-performance applications and workflows enhanced by photorealistic rendering. Alongside Radeon ProRender, developers also have access to Radeon Rays on GPUOpen.com, a high-efficiency, high-performance, heterogeneous ray tracing intersection library for GPU, CPU or APU on virtually any platform. GPUOpen is an AMD initiative designed to assist developers in creating ground-breaking games, professional graphics applications and GPU computing applications with superior performance and lifelike experiences, using no-cost open development tools and software.
Radeon ProRender plugins are available today for many popular 3D content creation applications, including Autodesk® 3ds Max®, SOLIDWORKS by Dassault Systèmes and Rhino®, with Autodesk® Maya® coming soon. Radeon ProRender works across Windows®, OS X and Linux®, and supports AMD GPUs, CPUs and APUs as well as those of other vendors.
"Radeon ProRender is a high-performance, photorealistic, GPU-based rendering technology that took us years of engineering effort to create," said Raja Koduri, senior vice president and chief architect, Radeon Technologies Group, AMD. "GPU-compute based rendering solutions have the best chance of realizing the dream of photorealistic rendering for immersive computing experiences. Moving this to GPUOpen enables great graphics minds worldwide to contribute to our goal of enabling 'the art of the impossible.'"
Radeon ProRender is built on OpenCL™, allowing it to run on any hardware that supports this open standard. Unlike other renderers, Radeon ProRender can simultaneously use and balance the compute capabilities of multiple GPUs and CPUs -- on the same system, at the same time -- and deliver state-of-the-art GPU acceleration to produce rapid, accurate results. Radeon ProRender's complete, unbiased ray tracing engine includes an extensive native physically-based material and camera system. The Radeon ProRender SDK provides a C++ library that allows for easy integration into applications wherever fast, photorealistic rendering is needed.
Availability
Radeon ProRender is slated for availability on GPUOpen in early September. GPUOpen provides a substantial library of open source, vendor-neutral graphics resources.
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#5312077 Posted on: 07/26/2016 04:40 PM
I was making my own renderer last month, stopped in the middle of it, i'll clearly look into this one!
I was making my own renderer last month, stopped in the middle of it, i'll clearly look into this one!
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#5312079 Posted on: 07/26/2016 04:43 PM
I'm using this renderer for many months as is based on Corona API or is based on Corona renderer which I use most of the time
Just hope so they will bring that renderer to Blender and many other applications
In my case,would love Blender plugin and Poser Pro plugin,OpenCL is good on newer Nvidia GPU,in some cases is lot faster than on AMD cards,but sadly no OpenCL 2.0 is not available or supported on Nvidia cards which is sad
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
I'm using this renderer for many months as is based on Corona API or is based on Corona renderer which I use most of the time
Just hope so they will bring that renderer to Blender and many other applications
In my case,would love Blender plugin and Poser Pro plugin,OpenCL is good on newer Nvidia GPU,in some cases is lot faster than on AMD cards,but sadly no OpenCL 2.0 is not available or supported on Nvidia cards which is sad
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
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#5312199 Posted on: 07/26/2016 09:49 PM
I'm using this renderer for many months as is based on Corona API or is based on Corona renderer which I use most of the time
Just hope so they will bring that renderer to Blender and many other applications
In my case,would love Blender plugin and Poser Pro plugin,OpenCL is good on newer Nvidia GPU,in some cases is lot faster than on AMD cards,but sadly no OpenCL 2.0 is not available or supported on Nvidia cards which is sad
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
It wil be part of a specific project for Blender https://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?403194-AMD-to-sponsor-two-Blender-projects
along that Blender, every other 3D softwares will have it ( its a real aggresive incursion from Radeon ), 3Ds Max, Maya, Rhino, Cine4D, Modo, BLENDER etc etc will have their version of it ..
I dont know why you say "new Nvidia card" , in theory it shoulld be faster on newer Nvidia card, but yet Pascal, or CUDA8 is absolutely not supported by any 3D softwares yet ( yes some benchmark are, but softwares, including own Nvidia CUDA one aren't,
and the subject is a bit sensible right now in the 3D CGI, VFX community as the informations are missing on when it will supported, )
I'm using this renderer for many months as is based on Corona API or is based on Corona renderer which I use most of the time
Just hope so they will bring that renderer to Blender and many other applications
In my case,would love Blender plugin and Poser Pro plugin,OpenCL is good on newer Nvidia GPU,in some cases is lot faster than on AMD cards,but sadly no OpenCL 2.0 is not available or supported on Nvidia cards which is sad
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
It wil be part of a specific project for Blender https://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?403194-AMD-to-sponsor-two-Blender-projects
along that Blender, every other 3D softwares will have it ( its a real aggresive incursion from Radeon ), 3Ds Max, Maya, Rhino, Cine4D, Modo, BLENDER etc etc will have their version of it ..
I dont know why you say "new Nvidia card" , in theory it shoulld be faster on newer Nvidia card, but yet Pascal, or CUDA8 is absolutely not supported by any 3D softwares yet ( yes some benchmark are, but softwares, including own Nvidia CUDA one aren't,
and the subject is a bit sensible right now in the 3D CGI, VFX community as the informations are missing on when it will supported, )
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#5312242 Posted on: 07/26/2016 11:47 PM
this is quite interesting news, im going to have to keep my eye on this
this is quite interesting news, im going to have to keep my eye on this
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Nice one AMD.
I haven't done 3D rendering for a good few years, but in the day it was on Newtek's Lightwave 3D. I wonder if anyone is going to add this new renderer to that software...