08:00: Start sending out mails to all addresses contained in the leak.10:32: Our hoster scanned our site but found no known security hole.

Getting A LOT of bounces back, but also kind replies. We will bring back all the materials as before for free, but the community features and personal data wont come back. Between the bounces we receive also some very kind replies. 10:15: All mails to the records we found in the breached data were sent out.12:50: Got also in contact with cybercrime law enforcement.16:30: Redirecting the traffic to our new page.

Want to contribute to our site, please check out the upload page: Upload a new material We know you all have been waiting for the update so thank your for your patience.Īs you know we took down all personal data and are running the site completly static without any database and stuff but if you still All in all, a 7.5/10 experience.Happy new year folks. While using SketchUp + Vray does feel like you’re making a bit of a compromise, I’m happy to report that while rendering, I can still use Adobe suite apps and they work flawlessly. Also, surprisingly, the Mac has been running cool, I can count on one hand the number of times the fans have had to kick in despite the frequency with which I use Vray.

I’d suggest getting 32 gigs of RAM though if you’re planning to use it for massive models as I’m just a student and my models tend to be on the small to moderate size in terms of polygons.Īnother thing to note is that if you plan to use Windows based software, boot camp doesn’t work anymore and Parallels definitely comes with a performance compromise. Interactive render is surprisingly usable although obviously it won’t perform as well as a dedicated PC setup or a laptop with dedicated Nvidia graphics.Īll in all, I’d say it’s performance is on par with a PC with say, a GTX 1060. VRay works well enough for me as long as I skip to CPU rendering. I have the 16” MBP and you can feel free to ask me anything.

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