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That's fair. Yeah, I think the best we can hope for is that the UI and possibly previews are sped up. I would imagine that Filament will use Metal too, so Filament renders and animations should be great, though Nvidia renders most likely be no faster (though if it's also Apple Silicon-native I think we can rightly expect a 10-15% speed up there, too, just from by-passing Rosetta 2).
Still, it's probaby years away. so who knows what will be happening by then?
No, also no word on when it *might* be coming nor what the features might be when it does arrive nor, it appears, if it will even still be called "DAZ Studio 5".
No longer seem to be allowing more BETA testers. Tried without success.
Nah, we are ways away from it still, probably years still. At this point we'd need something flashy to celebrate it!
The pressure for them to make it happen soon is increasing. For one thing, it looks like it won't be possible to make the newest generation of Nvidia cards compatible with iRay without making changes on a new-major-version level.
So what does That bode For Iray, at least the GPU rendering version (As distinct from the Apple CPU rendering version)? Is this gloomy News for Nvidia Iray Enthusiasts?
On Macs? There is no GPU rendering, and hasn't been for some time.
If a new generation of Nvidia cards breaks DAZ Studio's iRay implementaton, I have no doubt DAZ will move fairly quicklly to fix it, either with newer drivers and DAZ Studio code or -- if we're lucky -- a new version that will fix it and give Mac users an actual upgrade. Their main customers are iRay users, I don't see them leaving them in the lurch for any length of time.