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Using Chaos Cloud – Trinity3DTV Tutorials

Debbie Fulk

August 10, 2020
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Using Chaos Cloud – Trinity3DTV Tutorials

Trinity 3D has made a tutorial for using Chaos Cloud, industry-leading cloud rendering technology by Chaos Group

As is true with most studios around today, Trinity Animation and Trinity 3D owes a lot to the larger 3D Art and Animation industry and is always looking for ways to give back to the community. Whether that is offering free models or running a local get-together for other professionals, it is both gratifying and fun to do what we can for the rest of the computer graphics world. One of the best ways to give back is to offer some of the considerable technical and artistic knowledge Trinity 3D and the Trinity Animation team has gathered over the years. 

To that end: Are you tired of your workstation being down and unable to do work while an animation is churned out? Are you a studio struggling with the cost and difficulty of maintaining a render farm in-house? Simply want a faster and more reliable solution for rendering? Chaos Cloud might just be a solution you are looking for. Using the same interface as normal rendering and without the need for complex exporting/uploading procedures, Chaos Cloud is a one-click solution, right? Well, even one-click solutions might leave you scratching your head. To that end, Trinity3dTV has made a short tutorial to get you up to speed and rendering fast, skipping the guessing-game and rummaging through documentation (as good as Chaos Group’s documentation is). 

Trinity Animation artist Matt Tyree is an experienced industry professional with decades of experience both using and teaching Chaos-Group software, if theres a hiccup or bug, hes seen it, and his introduction to Chaos Cloud is a great example of that. Check it out:

Give us a call or email and we might just give you some free credits:

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