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  • Vray 3.3 Info about reached Pass? / Resume Function

    Hy All!

    1) Is it possible to look up the reached pass for the progressive image sampler after rendering?
    I know it shows up in the renderinfo but after the rendering process it would be nice to compare.

    2) Is there already the posibilitie to write the info to the image with a framestamp?

    3) Is it possible, in theory, that a progressive vrimg can be loaded into the framebuffer and resume it? In order to reach more passes?

    Thanks!
    Greets Phil
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  • #2
    This is the type of thing, along with a lot of other data, that would be nice to have written into the EXR metadata (Scene name/path, Max frame number, render time, render node name, etc.)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by hubmer3 View Post
      1) Is it possible to look up the reached pass for the progressive image sampler after rendering?
      You can either look at the V-Ray log file, or use the %numpasses and %numsubdivs keywords for the VFB stamp.

      2) Is there already the posibilitie to write the info to the image with a framestamp?
      See #1

      3) Is it possible, in theory, that a progressive vrimg can be loaded into the framebuffer and resume it? In order to reach more passes?
      Yes, it's possible and it's on the "to do" list; I hope we'll get to it soon.

      Best regards,
      Vlado
      I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Joelaff View Post
        This is the type of thing, along with a lot of other data, that would be nice to have written into the EXR metadata (Scene name/path, Max frame number, render time, render node name, etc.)
        Recent versions of V-Ray will write the value of all VFB stamp variables into the OpenEXR files. It looks something like this:

        Code:
        vrayInfo/camera (type string): "Camera001"
        vrayInfo/computername (type string): "vlado-thinkpad8"
        vrayInfo/cpu (type string): "INTEL/OctaP3Xeon(MA)"
        vrayInfo/date (type string): "1/11/2016"
        vrayInfo/filename (type string): "test_scene.max"
        vrayInfo/frame (type string): "00000"
        vrayInfo/h (type string): "480"
        vrayInfo/mhz (type string): "0MHz"
        vrayInfo/numPasses (type string): "0"
        vrayInfo/numSubdivs (type string): "0.00"
        vrayInfo/os (type string): "Win8"
        vrayInfo/primitives (type string): "1024"
        vrayInfo/ram (type string): "8080MB"
        vrayInfo/rendertime (type string): " 0h  0m  2.0s"
        vrayInfo/time (type string): "11:17:57 AM"
        vrayInfo/vmem (type string): "134217728MB"
        vrayInfo/vraycore (type string): "3.25.01"
        vrayInfo/vrayrevision (type string): "26567 Jan  4 2016 04:15:01"
        vrayInfo/vrayversion (type string): "Internal V-Ray version Adv 3.35.01"
        vrayInfo/w (type string): "640"
        Best regards,
        Vlado
        I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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        • #5
          Ok once more you make me happy very fast!

          I just looked up the 3.3 Docs and under the Systempage there are some "vraystampkeywords" but i didn't see %numpasses and %numsubdivs.
          Is there anywhere the "full" list?

          The resume function would be a very big step further i think...glad to here that you already working on it.

          thanks!
          Greets Phil
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          • #6
            Originally posted by hubmer3 View Post
            I just looked up the 3.3 Docs and under the Systempage there are some "vraystampkeywords" but i didn't see %numpasses and %numsubdivs.
            Will make sure to add those.

            Is there anywhere the "full" list?
            Click on the '%' button in the stamp toolbar - it will show a pop-up window with all available keywords and their values (see the attachment).

            Best regards,
            Vlado
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            • #7
              Thanks vlado all is clear now!

              nice day!
              Greets Phil
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