Am 27.07.2017 um 13:59 schrieb Bald Eagle:
> I'd probably make sure you're optimizing your speed as described in the docs on
> isosurfaces (max gradient)

Captain Obvious? Is it you?

Beleave me, the max_gradient is >9000, and povray complains when I set a
lower value. That's why I switched to the "evaluate" method, as
described on the Povray website that you copied unecessarily.

The render time differences are neglible.

> I'd keep the accuracy low for tests to boost the speed.

Unfortunately neither you nor the Povray website gave me usable hints
which values might be sensible or how the "accuracy" value influences
the visual output of the rendering at all. :-(

> You may also consider buying something with 12 or more cores so that you can do
> multithread renders and really cut down the render time.

If you give me the money we can talk about that, sure.

> You might even consider distributing renders on servers or something.

Do you have a ready-to-use software for that? (for Linux & Mac)

L.

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