The hesitation with getting into bigger, more detailed scenes is that by the time the render’s done whatever I get is pretty much what I’m stuck with for that day.
This one was about two hours to render and it finished a little after 9:30p. So, any problems or issues can’t be changed and rerendered in time to hit the one-a-day goal that ends at midnight.
It’s this additional challenge where I need to be constantly aware of how long it’ll take to render the full 300 frame sequence, I mean you always kind of do, but hours long renders combined with the one-a-day goal and it really becomes a notable factor.
Lately, I’ve been looking more at these fantastic animator/animation social media accounts and you can kind of get an idea based on the days in-between posts roughly the time they’re spending on their animations.
I’m having a f’ing blast with a daily schedule, and am grateful to be able to do it, but I’m also drawn to the idea of really digging in and spending days/weeks on one dumb animation.
The hesitation with getting into bigger, more detailed scenes is that by the time the render’s done whatever I get is pretty much what I’m stuck with for that day.
This one was about two hours to render and it finished a little after 9:30p. So, any problems or issues can’t be changed and rerendered in time to hit the one-a-day goal that ends at midnight.
It’s this additional challenge where I need to be constantly aware of how long it’ll take to render the full 300 frame sequence, I mean you always kind of do, but hours long renders combined with the one-a-day goal and it really becomes a notable factor.
Lately, I’ve been looking more at these fantastic animator/animation social media accounts and you can kind of get an idea based on the days in-between posts roughly the time they’re spending on their animations.
I’m having a f’ing blast with a daily schedule, and am grateful to be able to do it, but I’m also drawn to the idea of really digging in and spending days/weeks on one dumb animation.