stopping render causes freeze

[ivox3]

Hello all,

Build 6

sphere in a box with point light. (simple blue diff/with reflection on sphere)
(box is default material)
hit render
cancel render

Rhino freezes.

Did it twice in 2 separate instances ......same result.

later, chris.

btw: ......liking the smaller & friendlier Mat Ed.

[corey]

stopping render causes freeze

Can you please email the scene to us at vrfrhino@asgvis.com. I cannot reproduce this.

Best regards,

Corey

[ivox3]

stopping render causes freeze

Hi Corey,

It doesn't seem to be the individual scene. I've tried it with multiple scenes.... opening and closing rhino to create 'clean' scenes. ...same thing.

Just to rephrase the problem:

If i cancel a render then i can't get Rhino to respond, but if i let the render finish. No problem. I don't have to re-boot, just end the Rhino process with task manager will do.

So, ...if you still want a scene that's fine , ....let me know. chris.

[corey]

stopping render causes freeze

Ahh..ok I think I see what you are talking about. Use ESC to cancel the rendering from now on. The close dialog button does not abort the render.

Best regards,

Corey

[ivox3]

stopping render causes freeze

excellent ....... did not know that.

[PGolay]

stopping render causes freeze

Ahh..ok I think I see what you are talking about. Use ESC to cancel the rendering from now on. The close dialog button does not abort the render.

Best regards,

Corey

Hi Corey- it looks here like Esc after closing the Vray window also does not abort the rendering.

-Pascal

[corey]

stopping render causes freeze

Yes...ESC does not abort the rendering if you have closed the dialog.

If you all want to cancel a render pressing ESC while the VFB is open will abort the render. Do not try and cancel the rendering with the close dialog button. In this case V-Ray continues to render. This is supposed to be this way. In the end I believe what we are shooting for is giving the user the ability to render and save an image without using resources to show the VFB.

Best regards,

Corey