Spindly Mushrooms

that cactus plant!

Greetings!

;-)

VDubs

Wonga posted at 10:38 PM Wed, 22 May 2024 - #4485170

VDubs

Nice!!

I'm grateful this forum is here

So am I,  I'm also grateful that I can post what motivates me,  and I'd post more but...I guess there's a lot more to Carrara than rendering nudes and people might get tired of that.

;-)

great stuff everyone and I must post more too

a 360 video done in Carrara using Octane plugin

Thanks to all the people who help keep our Forum alive

Carrara is playing up for me lately, since the last Nvidia update or since I installed Nvidia broadcast, not sure which but my graphics are acting up, stops being able to render viewport. leaves ghost instances of interface tabs, all the stuff it used to do on my Windows Vista craptop back in 2010, like it has no graphics card but Octane render works and uses it so it's the UI mucking up.

Also it didn't save any of my shaders in the scene and I had to redo every one!

this scene, V4 wearing Wilderlander 7 (maybe it hates the duf transfer utility fitted to legacy in the DAZ studio plugin)

I never simulated the fur, only some draping, simulation frequently messes up my interface

bugger... hope you get it sorted soon...

the Trapdoor in Carrara

based on a British claymation tv program from the 1980's

awesome Stezza and I did solve my issue

Nvidia Broadcast runs in the background on start up so have to manually quit it from the task bar

it messes with lots of things that use the GPU, not just Carrara

I still want to use it so need to find how to change that setting, for now I just kill it

in windows search type system configuration

then when that starts up open the tab for  Startup

open Task Manager and deselect the apps you don't want to start when windows boots up ;-)

or just type Task Manager in search and get to it there

yeah tried that and it's not listed, it's obviously hidden in other settings maybe it's own

found it

cool.. that was my next suggestion and if not that then:

Check the startup folder, first press Win+R to open Run. Enter shell:startup for current user programs or shell:common startup for system-wide startup programs, then click "OK."

Your startup folder might be empty, depending on how new your computer is or what applications you've downloaded. If that's the case, you have no action to take.

When you've identified something you want to remove from your startup process, right-click it and select "Delete."

modelled in Carrara

glad he's hanging onto that newly minted coin 😊

lol... the ones that haven't been released yet but can get on eBay!  :-)

not Banksy in Carrara :-)

very cool ❤

Hello Carrara people

hello :-)