With an NVIDIA gpu you can get blazing fast rendering vs slower cpu. Many thanks for your new blender 2.8 interface is a lot better than previous versions and in general the workflows got streamlined and very productive.įusions internal render engine is pretty good for rendering while you model but just lacks some capabilities - which it is also not made for.įortunately blender also has 3D wood shaders so you can even transfer and rebuild materials pretty closely today in both applications.įor interior rendering keep in mind they are slower to calculate but today you can use a denoiser to clean up the image. Would you be able to recommend an online course, website, or a book to help me learn Blender? I would therefor most probably like to design products in Fusion and create scenes in Blender. For instance, If I want to create a shelf or a window for a scene, I think in Blender I can just roughly draw it whereas in Fusion I would have to be much more precise and basically design it. The scenes do not have to be hugely detailed but I would like to make them as realistic looking as possible.įrom the videos I have seen online I was under the impression that Blender may be easier or faster to work with if you want to create a generic objects.
I would like to create interior scenes for the products we are making.
Do you think one or two months of intensive work would be enough for me to learn it enough to make my own interior scenes? I have lots of experience of different graphic packages like Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and have even worked in Flash, I hope this will be somewhat helpful. I actually haven't started working in Blender yet although I have been watching lots of YouTube videos and tutorials about it.
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