Rendering is the final stage of creating 3D graphics. During this process, the scene is converted into an image or animation, taking into account light, materials, textures, and physical properties. This is done using specialized renderers such as Corona render, V-Ray, Enscape, Lumion, and Twinmotion render, which can also be internal renderers for Blender, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, and Maya. However, for users with weak computers or devices where hardware or operating systems limit the use of renderers, the work can be difficult.
For example, Blender or Cinema 4D on older laptops or iPads may not fully support V-Ray or Corona render because of GPU or driver limitations. Enscape, Twinmotion, and Lumion render require high-performance graphics cards and modern operating systems, so they may not be usable on weak PCs or some versions of Linux. In such cases, users face limited access to rendering features, slow rendering, inability to work with large scenes, and the risk of freezes and crashes. This is especially critical for architectural and product visualization, where a high level of detail and accurate simulation of light, materials, and physics are required.
For many Linux users, working with 3D graphics involves dealing with GPU compatibility, drivers, and the Linux direct rendering manager. While DRM enables hardware-accelerated graphics, it often requires manual setup and stable drivers, slowing down workflows. Cloud rendering eliminates these issues by shifting GPU-intensive tasks to remote servers. Instead of configuring the Linux direct rendering manager locally, users can run complex renders, simulations, and real-time visualization directly in the browser on optimized cloud GPUs, allowing them to focus on creative tasks regardless of local hardware.
Cloud rendering changes these rules. The Aristeem platform allows you to run popular Chaos Group renderers and plugins, including Corona render and V-Ray, on any device, regardless of local hardware. Users can take advantage of all the rendering capabilities without the limitations of weak GPUs, lack of operating system support, or insufficient RAM. For Revit, integrations with Lumion and Twinmotion render are also available, allowing you to create realistic architectural presentations and interactive animations in real time. Cinema 4D can be used directly in ArchiCAD, providing a flexible workflow and simplifying the transfer of scenes between platforms. The platform works as render hosting, giving users a full cloud-based environment for heavy scenes.
Working through a cloud platform greatly simplifies the preparation of scenes, materials, and lighting, making rendering accessible even on weak devices:
The Aristeem cloud platform provides a ready-to-use environment: plugins and renderers are integrated and available immediately upon launch, with no need to search for, install, or configure additional software. Data is automatically stored on the server, reducing the risk of information loss, and user support via Telegram or WhatsApp chat provides quick assistance with any questions regarding the platform’s operation. Aristeem thus offers 3D rendering services and full cloud-based management for all projects.
Cloud rendering on the Aristeem platform solves key problems for users with weak devices, making 3D graphics accessible on any device, regardless of local hardware or operating system. This is a new a new level of convenience, mobility, and efficiency in creating 3D projects of any scale, providing the best solutions for render hosting on any device.
