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Render Times go up
8 years 1 week ago - 8 years 1 week ago #8309
by Juanlife
Render Times go up was created by Juanlife
Hi, recently i jump from (SR 1.9, vray3.2-max 2015) to (SR 2, vray3,4-max2017), i'm trying to render old scenes Where everything works perfect without noise with bruteforce/bruteforce preset, and render times was 25-30 min per frame... now when i try to render the same scenes I get 45-55 min per frame, even when i check "no" on vray dialog opening old vray scene versions and trying to maintain the same parameters, so i decided to downgrade to (SR 2, vray 3.3 max 2016) with bad results again.
So I am seriously thinking about going back to (SR 1.9, vray 3.2-max 2015 or 2016), I do not know if I missed something or I'm doing something wrong, any ideas? thanks in advance
Juan
PD: all aps are trully licenced.
PD2: yes i try to reset vray params to default and apply preset from start but get 1+ hour render times
So I am seriously thinking about going back to (SR 1.9, vray 3.2-max 2015 or 2016), I do not know if I missed something or I'm doing something wrong, any ideas? thanks in advance
Juan
PD: all aps are trully licenced.
PD2: yes i try to reset vray params to default and apply preset from start but get 1+ hour render times
Last edit: 8 years 1 week ago by Juanlife.
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8 years 1 week ago #8310
by subburb
Replied by subburb on topic Re: Render Times go up
Hello Juan,
It probably comes from the new VBAA coming with Vray 3.4+
I suggest you to disable into SR options VBAA and Autopilot to let SolidRocks manage the settings instead of Vray Itself.
On scene with lot of small details, SolidRocks settings seems to perform best than Vray Auto settings.
Just have a try, i'm curious to see the result
It probably comes from the new VBAA coming with Vray 3.4+
I suggest you to disable into SR options VBAA and Autopilot to let SolidRocks manage the settings instead of Vray Itself.
On scene with lot of small details, SolidRocks settings seems to perform best than Vray Auto settings.
Just have a try, i'm curious to see the result
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8 years 1 week ago #8314
by Juanlife
Replied by Juanlife on topic Re: Render Times go up
Hi, VBAA and Autopilot are already disable
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8 years 1 week ago #8316
by Juanlife
Replied by Juanlife on topic Re: Render Times go up
dont know why but in (SR 1.9, vray3.2-max 2015) render only with 1 render pass, but in (SR 2, vray3,4-max2017) render take 2 passes (1 prepass+render pass), in both cases im using bruteforce/bruteforce
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8 years 1 week ago #8317
by subburb
Replied by subburb on topic Re: Render Times go up
2 prepass ??
Can you send me a screecap of the first one ?
Can you send me a screecap of the first one ?
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7 years 10 months ago - 7 years 10 months ago #8400
by dudamel
Replied by dudamel on topic Re: Render Times go up
Same problem here... was solved disabling the vray 3.3 goodies.
But the sRGB and VBAA buttons don´t affect the render time. The Auto Pilot affects, as the SR own sets seems to be better the new vray engine algorithms at rendertimes.
I also made some tests whithout SR (but with its standard optimized settings configuration: low AA and high global subdivs) with vray 3.3 max2016: With the same settings, enabling and disabling VBAA (by Vlado´s script - renderers.current.twoLevel_adaptiveMethod=0 or 1), the render times was approximately the same (VBAA on and off).
So, i think de VBAA is not an high variable. I think the autopilot is (letting vray and VBAA controling, we have to increase AA subdivs and lower de clr threshold: the result is a pain in render times to catch the same quality with the "vintage" SR settings).
Am I right, Subburb?
But the sRGB and VBAA buttons don´t affect the render time. The Auto Pilot affects, as the SR own sets seems to be better the new vray engine algorithms at rendertimes.
I also made some tests whithout SR (but with its standard optimized settings configuration: low AA and high global subdivs) with vray 3.3 max2016: With the same settings, enabling and disabling VBAA (by Vlado´s script - renderers.current.twoLevel_adaptiveMethod=0 or 1), the render times was approximately the same (VBAA on and off).
So, i think de VBAA is not an high variable. I think the autopilot is (letting vray and VBAA controling, we have to increase AA subdivs and lower de clr threshold: the result is a pain in render times to catch the same quality with the "vintage" SR settings).
Am I right, Subburb?
Last edit: 7 years 10 months ago by dudamel.
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