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Subject: A question of speed


Alcofuel ( ) posted Tue, 13 November 2001 at 5:30 AM · edited Thu, 15 August 2024 at 11:07 PM

I'm wondering if i may be doing something wrong.
Some of my renders can take from 8 to 12 hours to render (& sometimes more). I use a PowerMac G4, Bryce 4 and i render at Normal quality anti aliasing with spacial optimisation high and the size is usually super 8mm (although i would probably like to make it larger for printing).
I don't feel that my compositions are that complex as i rarely use lights or smoke etc.. & after just a few boolean ops it really slows down. I do however like to use some mesh objects imported from Amorphium.
Does anyone have any tips or know of a tutorial that might help & would getting more memory 'significantly' improve the situation?


inyerface ( ) posted Tue, 13 November 2001 at 8:25 PM

more ram will speed up osX. make sure you have fle sharing OFF disable clock turn off monitor I have renders that go for over 24 hrs sometimes....


EricofSD ( ) posted Wed, 14 November 2001 at 12:58 AM

I'm sure you've looked at your mats. If you overlap transparencies, or worse yet, overlap volumetrics, expect the render engine to grind to a crawl when it traces through those areas. I once had a stained glass image go from about a 5 minute render to an aborted all nighter just because two of the glass textures overlapped when I moved the camera.


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