I often convert OBJ files (from Zbrush) with tens of millions to hundreds of millions of polygons to vrmesh.
The figure shows that it took 26 minutes to convert a 43 million polygon OBJ to vrmesh on a Core i7 3.40Ghz machine.
Is there a way to speed up Ply2vrmesh?
I can let Ply2vrmesh consume memory.
There should be ways to speed it up, yes. Do you think you can send me some test .OBJ to vlado@chaosgroup.com so that we can experiement with it and see what kind of improvements we get?
Best regards,
Vlado
download a sample OBJ model here.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f3ZtwMzpwV\_rycfcsWgnBrsXORd9qYIV/
The sample model of ZBrush has 40 million polygons. (Not an interesting model)
ZBrush frequently generates models with more polygons than this.
Also, every time there is a change in the model, it needs to be converted to vrmesh.
If the conversion from OBJ to vrmesh is fast, V-Ray will make rendering ZBrush models much easier.
Best wishes,
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Yuji Yamauchi
OakCorp Support
