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Arnold is arguably the most accurate-to-real-life renderer available, obviously some would disagree but if you look at proper unbiased comparisons, most people would agree.
What is Autodesk Arnold used for? Arnold is an advanced Monte Carlo ray tracing renderer used to render realistic 3D characters, photorealistic designs, and complex scenes for film and TV, games, and design visualization projects.
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You can easily switch between CPU and GPU with a single click. Youll find a new Render Device setting in the Render Settings System section in the Arnold plugins. You can use CUDAVISIBLEDEVICES (environment variable) to limit which GPUs Arnold (and any other Cuda-based application) can see.
Arnold is an advanced Monte Carlo ray tracing renderer built for the demands of feature-length animation and visual effects movies. This is a beginners tutorial that introduces MtoA, a plug-in that allows you to use the Arnold renderer directly in Autodesk Maya.
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Arnold is an advanced cross-platform rendering library, or API, developed by Solid Angle and used by a number of prominent organizations in film, television, and animation, including Sony Pictures Imageworks.
System Requirements. Arnold GPU works on NVIDIA GPUs of the Ada, Ampere, Turing, Volta, Pascal, and Maxwell architectures. Multiple GPUs will improve performance, and NVLink can be used to connect multiple GPUs of the same architecture to share memory (On Windows, we recommend enabling SLI as well).

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