Ah... DUH thanks. Now it rings the bell.
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hey blade....that sounds like a really crap time for your AMD....are you sure you ve got everything going well?
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hmm, looks ok...pentool got 5:15 on a AMD 4800 X2, blade got 5:19 with the same CPU. i just rendered it on my AMD 4600 X2 and it took 5:28 so ithink its not that bad...
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hmm, yeah, didnt noticed it...i will have a look at it when i come home
EDIT: hmm, just did a test here at work and the motion blur shows up if i use the standard frame buffer. if i choose the vray frame buffer its not there...
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very weird.............
Its worked for everyone else.
Are you using 1.47.03?
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Yes, we are using 1.47.03
* If i open the file and just hit render, everything is fine.
* If i open the file and deactivate the Standard Rendered Frame Window and turn off save file in the Common Tab and activate only the VRay Frame Buffer and save the image from there, then it wont work.
* if i do it the same way as before but save the file (using the save file in the common tab), it works but the motion blur is not visible in the VRay Frame Buffer but in the saved file its there
So basically the motion blur doesnt shows up using the VRay Frame Buffer but if i use the the save function within the common tab its visible in the final image (the saved file) but not in the VRay Frame Buffer.
Olli
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This is how it looks in the VRay Frame Buffer
and here is the saved file from the common tab:
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well, i have two dual core cpu's on my motherboard...and yes, thats what the quad means. right now i got 4 buckets when rendering.
it shouldnt be a problem to get a 4800 x2 for under 2000$. unfortunatly you cant put one of those on a dual cpu motherboard. if you want two cpu's then you have to go for an opteron cpu...or an intel xeon...
Olli
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