When I isolate objects in 3ds Max and then show them again, there is a 2-3 second delay or freezing issue. Strangely, this delay occurs when V-Ray’s Vantage is open. What’s interesting is that closing Vantage doesn’t fix the problem. However, when I change the render engine and switch back to GPU, the issue is resolved until Vantage starts processing again.
I am experiencing this issue in a scene with 6 million polygons.
If you are linked to Vantage, when you do this, V-Ray for 3dsMax most likely has to reexport all the objects that suddenly become visible.
Maybe this could be improved on the V-Ray for 3dsMax side by keeping these objects exported, but hidden.
I don’t think there is anything we can do on the Vantage side.
When I close Vantage, the issue doesn’t get resolved, but it can be fixed when I change the rendering engine. It may be related to the port it uses, perhaps?
I’m pleased and grateful for answering my questions. Thank you very much.
The solution worked when I paused on the first frame, but it didn’t work when paused on the second frame. There is something that bothers me; why would such an issue occur on a powerful device like the 3090? My project file size is 700 MB. Could there be a problem with the graphics card? Getting feedback from other colleagues would reassure me.
I have a 5950X processor, and therefore, I don’t have an integrated graphics card. I use dual monitors, and both are powered by a single graphics card. Would it be a possible solution if I powered the monitors from a different graphics card?
The solution worked when I paused on the first frame, but it didn’t work when paused on the second frame.
I thought you were isolating objects, what frames are you referring to ?
There is something that bothers me; why would such an issue occur on a powerful device like the 3090? My project file size is 700 MB.
No idea, we would need your 3dsMax scene and a recording of your exact actions, so we can reproduce and profile it,
then we can tell you what’s causing the slowdown.
I doubt it’s your machine.