Hi everyone.
we have been using VRay for quite a while now at my workplace and we fell quite comfortable with it. Just now, we're closing in on a deadline and there's one problem that's causing major headaches:
Since we have switched to 64 (XP64, 3dsmax 9 64) including an update to VRay 1.5RC3, we have some trouble rendering some of our animations.
Almost everything in a sequence works like a charm (sometimes MotionBlur, sometimes glossy materials, etc.), just a handful of frames won't render - to be more precise while any other frame might render at e.g. 1-2 minutes, for the aforementioned I lost my patience after - say - 45min.
I don't understand why the rendertimes would be that drastically different even though the animation ist only minimally different to the frames before or after...
And the long render times did not depend on the render workstation, even on a workstation, starting only that exact frame as single frame did not help.
Did anyone ever experience similar problems? or found a way around them?
Thanks in advance.
kai
we have been using VRay for quite a while now at my workplace and we fell quite comfortable with it. Just now, we're closing in on a deadline and there's one problem that's causing major headaches:
Since we have switched to 64 (XP64, 3dsmax 9 64) including an update to VRay 1.5RC3, we have some trouble rendering some of our animations.
Almost everything in a sequence works like a charm (sometimes MotionBlur, sometimes glossy materials, etc.), just a handful of frames won't render - to be more precise while any other frame might render at e.g. 1-2 minutes, for the aforementioned I lost my patience after - say - 45min.
I don't understand why the rendertimes would be that drastically different even though the animation ist only minimally different to the frames before or after...
And the long render times did not depend on the render workstation, even on a workstation, starting only that exact frame as single frame did not help.
Did anyone ever experience similar problems? or found a way around them?
Thanks in advance.
kai
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