Scanline Vs Ray Tracing Maya

What’s the Difference Between Ray Tracing, Ray Casting, and Ray …

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Difference between Scanline Rendering and Raytracing …

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We would say scanline is faster than raytracing. Scanline is the primary and Raytracing is the secondary. It will render elements of the scene that doesn’t require. While the raytracer will handle reflections/refractions, soft shadows, etc. For faster rendering with motion blur, we should set the Primary Renderer to “Rasterizer”.

Scanline and Raytraced Rendering - Maya® Studio …

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Scanline v. Raytrace - Simply Maya User Community

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Raytrace and Lenses by BennyK in forum Maya Basics & Newbie Lounge replies 1 on 21-11-2008 Scanline Flowline VFX Reel by BMS in forum Maya Basics & Newbie Lounge replies 4 on 10-12-2005 raytrace shadow transparency by posthumust in forum Lighting & Rendering replies 1 on 27-05-2003

Raytracing concepts - Autodesk

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Note The use of raytracing versus scanline/rasterizer may affect the rendering of your scene, but the results of your render also depend on how your scene is set up. The environment that you use, for example, will affect your rendered image. A very reflective chrome object in a black room produces a very different render from the same reflective chrome object in an outdoor …