Author Topic: 3ds max slow loading and save time  (Read 8046 times)

2017-08-07, 12:00:36

subpixelsk

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I have an interior scene of around 3,5 mil polys. How do I know if my file size and save/load times are ok?

I feel it takes a lot of time given it´s such small scene .

File size is 500mb, save and load time around 1 minute , ssd crucial m500

Notetracks cleaner etc. didn´t help at all

Would be grateful for any help

2017-08-07, 12:11:34
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maru

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One idea is to save complex objects as proxies, if possible. This way you will end up with a much smaller file.
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2017-08-07, 13:41:50
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2017-08-07, 16:50:28
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Have you tried merging the scene into a new file? Maybe there is some corrupt data in it.
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2017-08-07, 17:14:24
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Hi. To me a 1 minut loadtime for a file sized 500mb dosen't seem slow or too long. Actually I'm often having higher load/save times for such file size.

2017-08-07, 18:08:35
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Make sure you have no file references that Max can't resolve (assets, textures, viewport background images etc.), these will add to I/O time.

2017-08-08, 08:00:09
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thank you guys, I guess the only way now is to export everything possible to proxies