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[Scatter] I need help! / Re: Where is the density map on Corona Scatter?
« on: 2018-09-07, 21:46:43 »
Ah, i see it now. In Surface Scattering, under random distribution there is a Map slot. Thanks for the help!
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[Scatter] I need help! / Where is the density map on Corona Scatter?
« on: 2018-09-07, 16:38:26 »
I'm trying to use corona scatter and it looks like the density map slot option is missing. Can anyone help point it out for me?
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[Max] General Discussion / Re: Renders slower with distributed rendering
« on: 2017-11-10, 04:21:28 »
Ok, here's an update. After setting the scene to render for 14 passes instead of setting the noise limit to 7%, I have a huge difference between the two computers.
My computer alone rendered in 21:19, and the computer + the render node rendered in 10:49.
So now the question is, why such a huge difference between telling it to use a noise limit vs a set # of passes?
My computer alone rendered in 21:19, and the computer + the render node rendered in 10:49.
So now the question is, why such a huge difference between telling it to use a noise limit vs a set # of passes?
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[Max] General Discussion / Renders slower with distributed rendering
« on: 2017-11-10, 03:56:19 »
Ok, here is a head-scratcher. I was using corona on my main workstation, and I love it. So, I decided to purchase an additional computer to start to build a farm so I can work from home. I bought an older hpz600 with dual xeon 5670 processors (12 total cores at 2.93 ghz each). I was excited to see how much of an improvement it made. I did a render on just my computer (i7 6-cores a 3.3ghz) and got a render time of 16 minutes. So I tried it with DBR enabled and got a render time of 17 minutes total. I cant understand it. Can anyone make sense of that for me? I was using 7% as a noise threshold for the render tests. I am trying again now with a set number of passes, so maybe that will make a difference.
i7 5820k @ 3.3ghz, 16gb ram = faster than i7 5820k @ 3.3ghz + dual xeon 5670 @ 2.93, 32 gb ram??
i7 5820k @ 3.3ghz, 16gb ram = faster than i7 5820k @ 3.3ghz + dual xeon 5670 @ 2.93, 32 gb ram??
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[Max] General Discussion / Re: version of windows for DBR
« on: 2017-11-10, 03:48:54 »
Awesome. I can confirm this works great between the two different windows 10 versions (home and pro)
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[Max] General Discussion / version of windows for DBR
« on: 2017-11-04, 15:07:37 »
I'm looking to setup a home network for distributed rendering. One computer has windows 10 pro, the other has windows 10 home. Do they both need to have windows 10 pro for distributed rendering?
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