Rendering time 2005-03-17 - By Boros, Igor
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Hi all,
just wondering if this is ³normal² rendering time for XSI ...
running 3.5 on HP XW8200 with dual Xeon 3.6 procs w/3GB RAM and nVidia 3400
card
scene I¹m rendering is very simple, 2 objects, one is just flat ³bars²,
constant shader, black, no shadows, no reflections, no transparency; object
#2 is a very simple model of a store credit card with image texture (TGA
file, 5.5MB), duration 900 frames, one light, one camera
render settings:
aliasing: min:0, max:3, jitter ON, Mitchell 4,4 (threshold set to 0.3)
motion blur: ON, shutter speed: 0.3; threshold set to 0.25, evaluate at
shutter speed, no shape changes
ray tracing: OFF
scanline: default
8 bit pic files 720x486
I don¹t use XSI that much (DS artist) so I might be doing something wrong.
I started the render yesterday at 8pm, it is 9:15 am now and it¹s still
rendering .... around 150 frames to go, is this normal?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Igor
Igor Boros
Senior Digital Artist
Ricochet | BBDO
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just wondering if this is “normal” rendering time for XSI ...<BR>
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running 3.5 on HP XW8200 with dual Xeon 3.6 procs w/3GB RAM and nVidia 3400
card<BR>
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scene I’m rendering is very simple, 2 objects, one is just flat “
;bars”, constant shader, black, no shadows, no reflections, no
transparency; object #2 is a very simple model of a store credit card with
image texture (TGA file, 5.5MB), duration 900 frames, one light, one camera<BR>
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render settings:<BR>
aliasing: min:0, max:3, jitter ON, Mitchell 4,4 (threshold set to 0.3)<BR>
motion blur: ON, shutter speed: 0.3; threshold set to 0.25, evaluate at shutter
speed, no shape changes<BR>
ray tracing: OFF<BR>
scanline: default<BR>
8 bit pic files 720x486<BR>
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I don’t use XSI that much (DS artist) so I might be doing something wrong
.<BR>
<BR>
I started the render yesterday at 8pm, it is 9:15 am now and it’s still
rendering .... around 150 frames to go, is this normal?<BR>
<BR>
Any help is greatly appreciated.<BR>
<BR>
Thanks, Igor<BR>
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Igor Boros<BR>
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