poser plugin animation rendering problem

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My hardware - palit geforce gtx 680 jetstream 4096mb, - Operating System Win 7 - 64 bit, NVidia driver version - 331.82, I using normal hard disk

Are you able to use the onboard graphics adapter as your Windows display adapter?

Paul

[denver2]

how? if now my computer uses a video card as Windows display adapter, how it can be changed?

[denver2]

please give a little detailed instructions

[denver2]

Now, you could fix the problem in half. The problem only occurs when accessing the tab "Animation rendering". Previously, problem was with reference to "Open Viewport". Please try to solve the problem of programming. I believe you will succeed!

[face_off]

Did you try changing the refresh rate and setting the low priority? Are you able to post a screenshot of the Devices tab AFTER to press teh Apply button pls?

[denver2]

I try changing the refresh rate and setting the low priority. My a screenshot


«trouble» на Яндекс.Фотках

[denver2]

full screen photo -
http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6731/224 ... b4fca_orig

[face_off]

Sorry you are having this problem.

When the plugin moves the Poser frame from say frame 1 to 2, Poser is not applying the joint control morph to the figures vertices. I /think/ this occurs because both the Poser figures vertex positions, and the Octane scene being render are using the same card - and because you have a very fast graphic card, Poser is, for reasons I not understand, not applying the morph to the figures vertex positions - so you get the seams you point out.

When this happens - is the Poser preview window also showing these seems?

Can you pls try for me underclocking your card (to say 75% of it's normal speed). Do that help?

Does ticking "Refresh Scene Each Frame" in the Animation tab help?

Paul

[face_off]

how? if now my computer uses a video card as Windows display adapter, how it can be changed?

If you have an on-board graphics card - you can plug your monitor into it, then Windows will use it rather than your GTX 680 as your Windows display adapter. This should resolve the problem you are having. Some motherboard required a BIOS change for the on-board graphics card to be enabled. You will need to Google how to do this (some PC technical proficiency is required).

Paul

[denver2]

You write that "When the plugin moves the Poser frame from say frame 1 to 2, Poser is not applying the joint control morph to the figures vertices."

But when the plugin moves the Poser frame from say frame 1 to 2, in octane window "View port" all ok
But when the plugin moves the Poser frame from say frame 1 to 2, in octane window "Animation" happening problem. When this happens the Poser preview window also showing these)

In oldest version plugin, trouble to bee in both cases!
You could fix half by programming.

Now we need to do to something, to that works in the window "View port", worked in Animation" window