In V-Ray3.4, if a lot of proxy is imported and a time slider is moved, it will freeze several minutes.
It does not freeze in V-Ray 3.00.1.
Is there how to solve?
(Creating of the meshpreview node has taken time?)
In V-Ray3.4, if a lot of proxy is imported and a time slider is moved, it will freeze several minutes.
It does not freeze in V-Ray 3.00.1.
Is there how to solve?
(Creating of the meshpreview node has taken time?)
Can you tell us which Maya version you are using and the exact V-Ray build? Also, are the imported proxies animated?
Environment is: VRay 3.40.03, Maya2016 SP6, Windows 7.
and Proxy is not animated.
Proxy is imported as 250 files.
As compared with vray_adv_30001_maya2015, 3.40 is clearly slow.
Do you get the same slowdown with V-Ray 3.40.04 but in Maya 2015?
Maybe, the version of Maya is not related.
Here is comparing.
It is the same scene in Maya 2015.
VRayMaya 3.00.01
VRayMaya 3.40.04
Whenever 3.40.01 moves a slider, it is processing “Vewport 2.0 Proccessing.”
Thank you for the video clips. I still can’t reproduce this, though.
I did notice you’re using an older GPU driver. Can you upgrade to the most recent one (should be 375.70) and test if this slowdown will persist with the latest V-Ray service pack - 3.40.05?
It is the same problem although tried on 375.70 drivers and VRay3.40.06.
A sample scene is in below.
Please duplicate vrmesh by batch file in zip before loading a scene.
Thank you for the scene. We can reproduce it with Maya 2015 and have reported it as a bug.
We’ll post in this thread with any updates on the issue.
Thank you. I wait for updating.
This issue has been resolved in the latest nightly builds and the fix should be available within a next V-Ray for Maya service pack.
Thank you for informing.
It will download tomorrow and will confirm!