Mate…with all that on your plate the last thing you want to do is introduce something new into the equation. I’m sure the rc2 build is as stable as most vray builds but I think youre really asking for extra grief if something goes wrong.
Mind you that quite some things have changed, and that you would have to change a bunch of rendersettings to get the same results/rendertimes…as such all it would do is introduce more possible errors and problems.
While, generaly, I would also say no, I did just that this week. I had no problems. In fact, it made a few things a little easier. Now Im not recomending that you do the same. I just thought I would let you know that the switch was pretty smooth. We are in the middle of 3 projects
at the moment. The main reason that I went ahead and switched was that
I wanted to use the sun/sky for the exterior shots.
Re: 1.5 vs. 1.47 in the middle of a project…Yes or NO?
It really depends. There were some memory fixes with regards to proxies and dynamic geometry in general, so yes, 1.5 may handle this better. If you have time to experiment, then I suppose you can try it. But if your deadline is looming then definitely finish your project first.
We had the same problem here as well. With all the nice features RC2 has we finished the project on 1.47.0370 and are now switching after the project was finished.
So you have something to look forward too, maybe makes u work faster
That’s what we are doing. There are several jobs rendering on the farm still using the previous version. I have updated only my computer to test it out and make sure it will work fine within our workflow then I will introduce it to everyone else once the renders are complete on the renderfarm.
This also allows to forsee any problem we may encounter as I test it. (plus I get to have fun while everyone else has the old version, hahahahaha) :lol: