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this would be useful...
it often happens to me that i have to load old scenes (sometimes years old) again, to improve and re-render them.
i think this is common in the architectual market. sometimes it takes ages for desicions to be made before things are being continued, or projects change and there is need for new promotional material, etc.
it would be useful to have some script that converts the settings of old scenes to the new compareable values.
like scanning all materials and multiplying the subdivs with 0.16 (50 -> 8 ).
unfortunately that doesn't seem to be enough...there seem to be other changed settings i'm not fully aware of.
i'd appreciate any hints on what should be done in in order to change an old scene, so that it renders on the new vray versions at about the same speed/quality.
i could easily create a script if i had such a list.
it often happens to me that i have to load old scenes (sometimes years old) again, to improve and re-render them.
i think this is common in the architectual market. sometimes it takes ages for desicions to be made before things are being continued, or projects change and there is need for new promotional material, etc.
it would be useful to have some script that converts the settings of old scenes to the new compareable values.
like scanning all materials and multiplying the subdivs with 0.16 (50 -> 8 ).
unfortunately that doesn't seem to be enough...there seem to be other changed settings i'm not fully aware of.
i'd appreciate any hints on what should be done in in order to change an old scene, so that it renders on the new vray versions at about the same speed/quality.
i could easily create a script if i had such a list.
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