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Hello,
I love the resumable rendering feature, but is there a way to get the overall render time of a frame that has been resumed ones or more times?
When I use the standalone version it usually shows "frame took xx.xx s." right before closing the log. Unfortunately when it resumes a frame, it will only show the time AFTER the last resume.
So If I have a frame that takes 1hour and after 30 minutes of rendering, the render cancels for whatever reason, if it then it gets resumed, the log will show "frame took 1800.00 s." (30 minutes). Which might technically be correct, it took this long since the renderer started, but I would like to know the overall frame time. Is this possible to figure out from V-Ray itself without having to do crazy workarounds like parsing the logs and adding stuff?
Any Idea would be helpfull.
BTW. Deadline shows this behavior as well when using Deadlines V-Ray plugin for the standalone version. If a task is completed and has resumed in between, it shows the completed task time as the "time after the last resume" which
is again technically correct but it makes it very hard for the user to extrapolate the ACTUAL render times per frame.
Thank you
-Robert
I love the resumable rendering feature, but is there a way to get the overall render time of a frame that has been resumed ones or more times?
When I use the standalone version it usually shows "frame took xx.xx s." right before closing the log. Unfortunately when it resumes a frame, it will only show the time AFTER the last resume.
So If I have a frame that takes 1hour and after 30 minutes of rendering, the render cancels for whatever reason, if it then it gets resumed, the log will show "frame took 1800.00 s." (30 minutes). Which might technically be correct, it took this long since the renderer started, but I would like to know the overall frame time. Is this possible to figure out from V-Ray itself without having to do crazy workarounds like parsing the logs and adding stuff?
Any Idea would be helpfull.
BTW. Deadline shows this behavior as well when using Deadlines V-Ray plugin for the standalone version. If a task is completed and has resumed in between, it shows the completed task time as the "time after the last resume" which
is again technically correct but it makes it very hard for the user to extrapolate the ACTUAL render times per frame.
Thank you
-Robert
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