I’m using Vray Next and now I get an error at the end of the render:
“error: UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: Applying render effects. Last marker is at C:\builder\cgrepo\vray\src\vrayrenderer.cpp, line 3609; Preparing global light manager”
Took me a while to see this error cause usually max crashes without seeing the error.
What can I do to fix this issue?
I’m rendering on my workstation with 10 rendernodes, psd manager to save the psd files. Railclone and forest objects, which are working fine, BatchCam to render multiple camera’s & settings.
Thanks!
This is my Vray version: #(“4.02.04.00001”, “”, “477dda1e”)
I’ve had this issue with other scenes too, (don’t know if it occurs on any scene)
Haven’t tried this wo DR, I’ll check that later today or tomorrow.
Without the DR it seems to render fine.
I’ve seen the render ending last time with the DR, everything renders fine, render completes, psd manager outputs the psd correctly.
Then the vray messages seems to end with the green warning line which comes usually in the end (just some material warnings, after changing to Next)
Finally max disappears suddenly wo warning.
Can you please let me know what I can get you to figure this out, because each render will get done, but I’ll have to restart max again each time which takes at least 15min.
Also how can I check the versions for the DR nodes? like the vrayversion() on the workstation locally.
Does this mean that there is an updated version? I’ve installed this version on my workstation and render nodes: vray_adv_40204_max2017_x64.exe
Is there a way to check on the nodes which version is installed?
Thanks
EDIT: I’ve checked the render nodes, in the vraylog files each node has the 4.02.04.00001 installed
Yes, there is an updated version - the one on the website. Now if you updated properly and run the vrayversion() command, the result should be 4.02.04.00004
i have the same error here on version 4.02.04.00004. It happens at very high resolutions (17000x17000 pixel), with lower resolutions up to 9000x9000 i have no problems.
Do you have any idea what i can do to solve this issue.
I already always keep an eye on my ram (just to see wether max is still loading (like proxies etc))
Haven’t rendered that hi resolution in a while but I’ll post again here if there’s a problem again.
I was now able to render my image without any errors by removing the denoiser render element. The denoiser seems to have problems with renderings at that high resolution.
is there a log file anywhere because this machine is only my render slave? It is a Windows Server 2012 with 256GB RAM. I’m only able to render remotely on this machine.
