Excellent Max! Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
2014-08-02 15:56 GMT+03:00 David Saber :
> Excellent Max! Keep up the good work!
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Хорошего Вам настроения !!! :-)
Hi List,
Asked a thousand times before I'm sure. I have researched and having no Joy
and could really do with some suggestions please.
Soft 2014 SP2 - Scene opens at Uni on an identically specced HP workstation
machine.
I noticed my home machine (when the file did work) took about 20mins to
load w
try offloading all the ref models before loading the scene by editing the
.scntoc file.
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> On 02-Aug-2014, at 7:51 pm, Jon Hunt wrote:
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> Hi List,
> Asked a thousand times before I'm sure. I have researched and having no Joy
> and could really do with some suggestions plea
Enable "Skip the loading of floating objects" in the scene debugging
preferences.
Or try merging the scene into a new scene.
On Sat, Aug 2, 2014 at 10:21 AM, Jon Hunt wrote:
> Hi List,
> Asked a thousand times before I'm sure. I have researched and having no
> Joy and could really do with some
Thanks for the quick replies guys.
Alok, I havent edited .scntoc files before. Having a look, would I alter
the active resolution of each model to "0" the resave over the .scntoc file?
Stephen, I have tried merging scenes and "skip loading of floating objects"
option on and both together. Its doe
you can download the scntoc manager that I wrote. It is available as a stand
alone application as well as a soft addon. you can get it from rray.de
otherwise yes you need to set the resolution to 0 manually.
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> On 02-Aug-2014, at 8:23 pm, Jon Hunt wrote:
>
> Thanks for the
Hi Alok,
Great, I shall get using it. Looks to be a very useful tool. So many great
tools shared in this community that I have used recently on my film and
great people. Fingers crossed these exist in the new communities I shall be
meeting from September onwards
Related back to the original is
it is a good practice to have ‘everything’ in the scene in refmodels – and to
think of the scene as just a container for refmodels.
You can also rebuild a scene real quick by importing all the necessary
refmodels for that scene.
what remains in the scene are mostly rendersettings, deltas on the r
A scene size of 53 MB containing mostly referenced models indicates there is
still a lot of data, such as animation (FCurves) or data applied on top of the
referenced models in model deltas, still in the scene. the first thing to try
is rolling back your scene to a previous version (including re
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