Maybe not in the best of your insterest, but your question remembered me about this quote:
Inside Pi's infinite number, there shall be a exact copy of Harry Potter books.
Topic: To render 3d graphic using blockchain. is it possible? (Read 204 times)
I'm not sure if it's so much about data distribution as it is about computing. The current tools for compiling/rendering for something like Unreal - like "IncrediBuild" are designed to be used on a single machine. So the trick there would be to use multiple nodes to form virtual machines and then apply this to a grid computing system. There was a paper about the concept of distributed virtual machines back in the 90's at Cornell. More lately, there's been some more research, such as here - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1701.06005.pdf.
The closest thing I can see to this would be the Golem project which seeks to disrupt "rendering farms" which may seem to apply to your problem. Here's a decent article that explains how Golem is specifically used instead of such a farm - https://blog.golemproject.net/why-should-render-farms-be-afraid-of-golem-3dd1b9e70f47.
The closest thing I can see to this would be the Golem project which seeks to disrupt "rendering farms" which may seem to apply to your problem. Here's a decent article that explains how Golem is specifically used instead of such a farm - https://blog.golemproject.net/why-should-render-farms-be-afraid-of-golem-3dd1b9e70f47.
wow. it was amazing. 27hours rendering time down to 30mins with 100 computers.
i wonder what can it do with millions of coin miners computer.
if it could be done, decentralize cloud gaming could be realize too. https://www.polygon.com/2018/1/4/16847394/shadow-cloud-gaming-pc-streaming-blade-ces-2018
film maker dont have to buy expensive computing equipment, create CGI on the cloud, when it finishes, just download the file. https://www.geek.com/chips/the-computing-power-that-created-avatar-1031232/
Block chains (at least not Bitcoin) are not designed to distribute data. There are much better ways to do that.
i thought everyone mining the bitcoin should download all the transaction block data ?so data distribution right there. am i wrong?
It is possible, of course, but just not practical. But perhaps I was being too close-minded. As ico41 wrote, Golem can be used to organize and manage a distributed rendering process. That is one of their reference use cases.
Looking at my rigs next door and then at my PC screen with "17% rendered, 5 hours left" I wish it was possible lol
I'm not sure if it's so much about data distribution as it is about computing. The current tools for compiling/rendering for something like Unreal - like "IncrediBuild" are designed to be used on a single machine. So the trick there would be to use multiple nodes to form virtual machines and then apply this to a grid computing system. There was a paper about the concept of distributed virtual machines back in the 90's at Cornell. More lately, there's been some more research, such as here - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1701.06005.pdf.
The closest thing I can see to this would be the Golem project which seeks to disrupt "rendering farms" which may seem to apply to your problem. Here's a decent article that explains how Golem is specifically used instead of such a farm - https://blog.golemproject.net/why-should-render-farms-be-afraid-of-golem-3dd1b9e70f47.
The closest thing I can see to this would be the Golem project which seeks to disrupt "rendering farms" which may seem to apply to your problem. Here's a decent article that explains how Golem is specifically used instead of such a farm - https://blog.golemproject.net/why-should-render-farms-be-afraid-of-golem-3dd1b9e70f47.
Block chains (at least not Bitcoin) are not designed to distribute data. There are much better ways to do that.
i thought everyone mining the bitcoin should download all the transaction block data ?
so data distribution right there. am i wrong?
Block chains (at least not Bitcoin) are not designed to distribute data. There are much better ways to do that.
Hello there,
as per subject, can we use blockchain to connect thousand of computing power to render 3d graphic example like unreal engine?
as per subject, can we use blockchain to connect thousand of computing power to render 3d graphic example like unreal engine?
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