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Hi! I have imported a building into blender from rhino. I have reapplied preliminary materials of different kinds for all objects. so I have essentially put a brown "wood_1" material on all objects that should in blender get a specific wood type. the same for all other kinds of materials on objects. but I now need to figure out how to actually replace each material with a different one...

ive tried looking online, but the ways ive seen do similar things seem much too complex for something I feel should be quite simple.

How would you do this?

the scene contains both individual objects and instances and collection instances if that matters at all.

Hi! Im wondering if theres someone here who has tried ”perfecting” resolution, rendering and sharpness on 35mm as extremely as possible?

In my mind this would look like this:

Shooting vision 3 50D trough an ultra sharp lens like a super sharp zeiss Otus. Then developing ecn2 with a professional lab like carmencita in portugal. And then scanning on like a hasselblad flextight or drumscanner.

Just something I thought would be fun to try just to see what level of resolution can be achieved on 35mm. Was thinking id do it myself next winter with 50D, nikkor 50mm 1.8 AIS, nikon DG-2 focus magnifier, hasselblad flextight, ecn2, and super clean dry visually ”crisp” -15C air and good light.

Thought it would be fun to then compare to like mediumformat portra 400 or something.

Hi! I need an architecture rendering engine this upcoming summer that works both natively and on the cloud with mac, and i was recommended octane by deepseek. However, i tried downloading the free demo version and it doesnt work at all. It simply doesnt show the render and is stuck on rendering… this seems to be an issue others have too, but ive found no solution other than using other versions that isnt the standalone version. Since i work in rhino, anything but the standalone version would be one extra step and one extra software to deal with.

Any tips?

(Macbook pro 2020 m1 16gb, Sequoia)