Hi,
I have a IOP that uses a largish tile to do some filtering. I'm looking
to do some basic optimisation to speed things up by skipping doing the
filtering on any back pixel. What's the most efficient way of checking
the value of the current pixel, which is also the centre value of my tile?
My tile is the size of my entire row plus the width/height of the
filter. I'm iterating through each X value in the row, should I just
directly access the pixel from the tile with tile[z][y][x]. Or is there
a more efficient way of doing this?
Also, in the docs there is talk of maybe creating a tile per pixel is
faster than a tile per row. Is there a clear distinction for when one
is faster than the other (ie. does tile size determine this)?
Cheers,
Steve
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Stephen Newbold
Compositing Lead - Film
MPC
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Soho, London, W1F 0NL
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