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Hi, title says it all. Haven't used Cosmos up untill now. I needed some people, but browsing (UI) is very slow and lags a lot if you click on something, you have to wait for the menu to open. On both my workstations (Threadripper 3990x & 3970x with 256GB RAM), Max 2023 latest and latest V-Ray if it would matter. 3ds Max is using about 30GB of RAM.
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Hi Vizioen, thanks for reaching out.
Have you noticed whether the UI slows down with heavier scenes only or is it the same with an empty scene?
Have you noticed other tools/plugins being slow, or is it just Cosmos?
Best regards,
TsvetanTsvetan Milanov
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Had to test it, but indeed the Cosmos UI slows down with scenes that are somewhat heavier, on an empty / less heavy scenes it's not as noticeable. No other tools/plugins are slow, only Cosmos.Comment
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Ok, thanks a lot for checking and confirming!
We will investigate further.
Best regards,
TsvetanTsvetan Milanov
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Hi again Vizioen, I was able to reproduce the issue and I reported it to the team.
Until we have a proper fix, you can try to add the following environment variable and restart 3ds Max:
Code:QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS=--qt-flag enable-gpu-rasterization --qt-flag enable-native-gpu-memory-buffers --qt-flag num-raster-threads=4
Best regards,
Tsvetan
Tsvetan Milanov
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Originally posted by tsetso View PostHi again Vizioen, I was able to reproduce the issue and I reported it to the team.
Until we have a proper fix, you can try to add the following environment variable and restart 3ds Max:
Code:QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS=--qt-flag enable-gpu-rasterization --qt-flag enable-native-gpu-memory-buffers --qt-flag num-raster-threads=4
Best regards,
Tsvetan
Do you have any updates on this by any chance? Sadly, the environment variable didn't work for me.Comment
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