spherical camera

[eric_barbaron]

Hi,
here is a new whishlist for vantage


We need to render large file like 5000x10000 px using spherical camera?

Right now, the limit size for seems to be around 4000x2000px, but is not enough to be used in an oculus quest
3000x6000px or more make vantage render a strange picture.

Is there a way to fix it?

Thx in advance for your reply

Best regards

[Alexander.Atanasov]

Hi Eric,

There is a resolution limitation(and a bug with older Nvidia drivers) with the AI denoiser. You could disable it and render much larger resolution. Can you please check if this works in your case?

Best regards,
Alexander

[eric_barbaron]

Hi Alexander,
thx for your reply.
We made a test with only vantage denoiser
but, It still crashes

Impossible to render better than 2000x4000px

[Alexander.Atanasov]

Hi Eric,

What are your hardware specs and which driver do you have installed? Maybe there isn't sufficient amount of VRAM to accommodate for the resolution.

Best regards,
Alexander

[eric_barbaron]

Sorry for my last reply.

I finally found how to do it:

We need to desactive the denoiser option in the setup window.

Thx

[Alexander.Atanasov]

Yes, that was what I meant with the "You could disable it and render much larger resolution." but sounds a bit misleading . Glad it worked out

[npg]

By the way we have already implemented an error message in this dialog if the resolution is not supported by the denoiser. It's going to be in the next patch.

[Wohnraumdesign]

Hello!
Which software do you use to create your 360° Animations?
Thank you

[mehmet_yiit]

Hi.



I want to 360 render, but the first frame is 360, the other frames are perspective. Is there a solution to this? thank you.

[Alexander.Atanasov]

Hi mehmet_yiit,

Sorry for the late reply. There is a bug when 'Render animation using Chaos Vantage, using Vantage UI' when in Live Link. The first frame is always rendered as the specified camera type while the subsequent are reverted to Perspective. I have logged it and we will try to fix it in the next or release.

Best regards,
Alexander