Hello,
Just a quick question. I’m currently using the latest NVIDIA drivers (610.47) and the latest version of V-Ray for Blender. Every time I do a real-time render, I get a message saying that my driver is newer than the one that was checked, which is 595.97.
It’s nice to know, but seeing this message all the time is just annoying—it feels a bit like using software that constantly displays a big message saying “you’re using a shareware version” xD. It doesn’t prevent the rendering from working properly, but I tend to focus on this little detail rather than the rendering itself.
Is there a way to hide this information/warning ?
PS: The 610.47 drivers work great for me.
Thanks,
At the moment there isn’t a way to hide, we will look into it.
For the moment if you want you can change your log level to errors only in the V-Ray Preferences. That will filter out warnings(which what the message you are seeing should be). Warnings will still appear in the V-Ray VFB.
Yes, I set the “Log Level” option to “Errors only.” And I no longer see that warning… in the Blender console. It doesn’t affect the software directly during rendering.
But the Blender console isn’t really a window that’s always on top, so it doesn’t really matter whether it’s displayed or not 
Hmm I thought we filter our messages fpr the viewport status based on the log level too. Will look into it.
