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Chaos Corona for 3ds Max => [Max] I need help! => Topic started by: Majeranek on 2016-11-04, 12:29:28
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Hi guys,
I've got some weird problem with rendering.
I recently moved on to new workstation (faster). I had to do that while I was working on a project and I thought that the only thing I'll have to do is load all necessery maps and that's it. I guess I was wrong...
When I'm opening the scene and load all proxies everything is fine. It's going smooth. After I load textures the whole scene becomes really slow and I can't render it because it stucks at "Transforming Vertices". I must admit that this scene is pretty heavy but on previous workstation it worked just fine.
Things that changed:
- 3ds max 2014 -> 3ds max 2017 (tried on 2014, it's the same)
- i7-5820k -> 2x e5-2683v3
- HDD -> HDD
- paths of the maps (direct to network)
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I found where the problem was.
While reloading map paths I used Network Mapped Disk, when I changed paths to direct ones it works just fine.
Maybe you can tell me why direct paths behave correctly and using network mapped disk don't? I also see that that when I hit Ctrl+Shift+Esc disk works at 70% when using network paths, with direct it's around 5%. Weird.
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Are you using some antivirus or firewall? Could you disable/uninstall it just for a try? I remember something exactly like this happening with Windows Defender checking all the network assets.
Another idea is trying if Corona Bitmap and Max Bitmap produce the same problem. The easiest way is using the converter script (one click conversion to CBitmap or MaxBitmap).
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Just like you've said. After disabling Windows Defender the problem has disappeared :)
Are you using some antivirus or firewall? Could you disable/uninstall it just for a try? I remember something exactly like this happening with Windows Defender checking all the network assets.
Another idea is trying if Corona Bitmap and Max Bitmap produce the same problem. The easiest way is using the converter script (one click conversion to CBitmap or MaxBitmap).
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No need to disable it completely actually. You should be able to add 3dsmax to its exceptions list.
We even have a solution for this. ;) https://coronarenderer.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/12000011479