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With a rebel yell
Easy Riders
Easy Riders
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I have to show you a real torture.
Only this much progress in 1 hour
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WOW.what are you using?
Also can I se your render setting and show me the scene as well.
Why are you using your cpu?
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Go into render settings, and then advanced. Turn off the CPU setting for starters. Also what is your GPU, and is the scene a pretty heavy scene, if so turn off everything that is outside of the scene that is not being used this will help with rendering, lighting can also cause issues too.
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I turned off all the lights. I used environment HDRI. i changed that too. I don't know how to set the CPU-GPU. So I don't know which one it works with.
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Also if there is any props that have loaded in the scene but are not in the view of what you are rendering turn them off in the scene tab as well.
Ouchie, those grasshoppers really hurt you know?
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Just a thought but if you had too many assets in the scene would you not get a black screen?Depending on gpu
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Not necessarily, i think most of the time the computer will fall back to CPU if you have it selected in the rendering tab, but i have noticed lately if a scene drives my memory to high it just stops and gets a black screen, not sure if its related.
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Back when i had the 2 1080s there were several times daz would fall back to using the CPU.
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I try not to use both GPU and CPU because it(at least for me) slows down the rendering time.
If/when I do get a black screen when rendering I either delete assets not in camera frame or or turn on us GPU&CPU
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Well that is the thing even rendering on a high end GPU, if your not sure turn off everything that doesn't appear in the camera and it will help as i think daz tries to find everything in the scene even if you don't have the camera on it. And make sure to have an Nvidia card, seen a few forums where people brought AMD cards.
But they are full of protein. If a little crunchy. Make sure you remove the hind legs first or they keep springing up in your throat. Just a thought.
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From nude bikers to grasshoppers,you lot certainly are a very strange bunchBut they are full of protein. If a little crunchy. Make sure you remove the hind legs first or they keep springing up in your throat. Just a thought.
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I've seen this now. Now I'll try and render again. Doesn't turning off the CPU slow the rendering?
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Well that would depend on the scene/assets used and a few other things but Daz can and does switch between GPU and CPU
What gpu do you have?
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