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Is there any plan to make vray supporting instancing features of Cebas thinkingParticles (not via vray instancer, but using the instancing feature tP have 'natively') ?
This could be a big deal.
on a 64GB system with Vray next 3uptade 1
-GeomInstance and Instance set in tP (MD and node)-> RAM :60GB then swap | Rendertime: unhandle exception error, render Stop (50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
-GeomInstance and NO instance on tP side -> same as previous (50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
-Vray instancer on tP (limited support) : RAM 1.45GB (3.4GB with 200 000 instances) | RenderTime : 46s
-Frost with Vray instance option : RAM:1.4GB (1.5GB with 200 000 instances | RenderTime:21s (this is the more close we could use to have same controle as tP directly)
-Frost with no Vray instance : same as tP workflow ((50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
Is there any plan to make vray supporting instancing features of Cebas thinkingParticles (not via vray instancer, but using the instancing feature tP have 'natively') ?
This could be a big deal.
on a 64GB system with Vray next 3uptade 1
-GeomInstance and Instance set in tP (MD and node)-> RAM :60GB then swap | Rendertime: unhandle exception error, render Stop (50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
-GeomInstance and NO instance on tP side -> same as previous (50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
-Vray instancer on tP (limited support) : RAM 1.45GB (3.4GB with 200 000 instances) | RenderTime : 46s
-Frost with Vray instance option : RAM:1.4GB (1.5GB with 200 000 instances | RenderTime:21s (this is the more close we could use to have same controle as tP directly)
-Frost with no Vray instance : same as tP workflow ((50K default teapot is nearly the limit we could render on a 64GB system, with more than 20GB of swap)
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