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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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What gpu do you have?
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a new photo shoot with Dylan. great
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Why do you dislike Dylan so much? do you prefer Sam then? or Lesbian only
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That's insane. I would have stopped it as soon as it took longer than 1 min for an iteration. On my old card, a 1050TI, it only had 4G or VRAM so I had to be careful what I put in the scene. Put too much detail, and the renderer will automatically drop to a CPU render as it needs enough VRAM (RAM on your video card) to do it or it will use the CPU which is way slower.
Ways to combat this with an older card, is to delete any object in your scene that isn't visible to the camera, if you can't see it, it is only wasting precious VRAM, even body parts, you can hide various body parts that aren't visible like perhaps the bottom of a leg is just off the camera view, click it and click the eye in the object list window which will hide it and body parts that are hidden (or deleted) won't use VRAM. You can also use software that will reduce your texture size by a quarter which I found is fine and usually you don't notice the difference except a 2048x2048 texture takes up 1/4 the VRAM as a 4096x4096 texture.
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to reduce your texture size (big help!!!) of all objects in your scene.Use
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to automatically remove objects in your scene outside of your camera view. It's not perfect, but it does an adequate job.Here's a scene I rendered on my old card using all of these methods...
Now here's this SAME scene seen from a perspective view and you can see how I removed all body parts and scene objects not visible to conserve VRAM to render it faster. I also used the software I listed (scripts you use in DAZ) to reduce the texture size. I actually rendered this view by accident after hitting the render button before I switched to my camera view, but decided to keep it...
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The GPU is MUCH MUCH MUCH faster at rendering, at least if it is an NVidia GPU as they have CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) cores which are dedicated to just doing math, and they do it much better than a CPU, usually by the sheer number of them on a GPU. BUT, you need to have your 3D geometry and textures all on your video card.
When you load in a scene, everything gets loaded into regular system memory, then when you got render, it loads what is needed into your video card memory to render it using the GPU CUDA cores to do the heavy math work. That's why when you HIDE an object or body part, it saves VRAM. It is still loaded into system RAM, but NOT into VRAM when you go to render it due to it being hidden, saving video memory.
This is also why, if you're considering a video card upgrade, the #1 consideration should be the amount of video RAM the video card has. I just grabbed a 3060 video card with 12G of VRAM and it has made a HUGE difference. If you have to use a CPU, not only do you have a very limited computing power compared to thousands of CUDA cores, but the CPU also has to communicate across the system bus to regular system RAM.
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combination of sophia and gail (the office)
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Got done making my Ellie... G3F...
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My G3F Ellie character. I attached the Scene Subset to this post for anyone who wants it. I tried to as closely match the in game character as I could...
The scene subset contains data from the from the following assets...
Mike1954 GenHair 4 NewGen 4 V7 (don't know where I got it now) - this is not the original pubic hair the game uses, but was the closest I had.
Edit: Almost forgot, the main character asset used in this was:
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Mike1954 GenHair 4 NewGen 4 V7 (don't know where I got it now) - this is not the original pubic hair the game uses, but was the closest I had.
Edit: Almost forgot, the main character asset used in this was:
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Thanks for sharing ur DUF file ma boy!!!
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Eternal torment for this sinner
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I almost forgot, in case anyone wonders, the character asset I used for Ellie was FWSA Caterina for Victoria 7 and Genesis 3, I think this info is already in these forums somewhere, but just in case (I added this info to my original post as well).
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Which operating system are you using? This one was made with the new RenPY 8.0 and is 64bit only. 32bit support is dropped with it, so if you're still using a 32bit OS, it won't work with it. Otherwise, I can't think of what the problem would be as I tested it myself on Windows 10, 64bit.
Has anyone else had problems with it? Like I said, it worked for me, I always test before I upload. I even ran through the entire story start to finish (holding down CTRL to zip through).
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I was just working on completing Sophia's bedroom and I was wondering if anyone knows off hand where the bed comes from (he changed the bed to something new later on in order to be able to change the sheets etc), also the TV, stand and closet she has her clothes in are all added to the bedroom. I think I can locate the TV and stand (I hope), but I am not sure about the closet she uses or the new bed.
Here's screenshots of the original bed that comes with the bedroom...
And the new bed that replaces it...
The headboard of the new bed should help identify it I figure.
In the following screenshot you can see the TV, stand and closet she uses. That is normally a flat white wall in the original bedroom asset.
Here's screenshots of the original bed that comes with the bedroom...
And the new bed that replaces it...
The headboard of the new bed should help identify it I figure.
In the following screenshot you can see the TV, stand and closet she uses. That is normally a flat white wall in the original bedroom asset.
