I have nvidia a6000 48gb card, but still I get error on rendering the sequence, I can render first frame but second one really annoying me
See attached image for the error.
I really have no clue what to add to my machine now
(Please help!
I am not able to render second frame
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Hi guys, I am really worried right now as I think I did terrible mistake by getting Octane.
I have nvidia a6000 48gb card, but still I get error on rendering the sequence, I can render first frame but second one really annoying me
See attached image for the error.
I really have no clue what to add to my machine now(
Please help!
I have nvidia a6000 48gb card, but still I get error on rendering the sequence, I can render first frame but second one really annoying me
See attached image for the error.
I really have no clue what to add to my machine now
(Please help!
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Hi,
try to disable the RTX option, and check that the GPU Headroom is set to max 512MB in the Devices panel.
Are you working with c4doctane plugin?
If yes, please open the scene, then go to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, and enable all the Log option checkboxes.
Then, load the scene in Live View, then in Picture Viewer, or until crash, then reopen c4d, navigate to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, press the Generate log report button, and share the resulting octanelog_report.zip file, thanks.
ciao,
Beppe
try to disable the RTX option, and check that the GPU Headroom is set to max 512MB in the Devices panel.
Are you working with c4doctane plugin?
If yes, please open the scene, then go to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, and enable all the Log option checkboxes.
Then, load the scene in Live View, then in Picture Viewer, or until crash, then reopen c4d, navigate to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, press the Generate log report button, and share the resulting octanelog_report.zip file, thanks.
ciao,
Beppe
Okay Sir I will do thisbepeg4d wrote:Hi,
try to disable the RTX option, and check that the GPU Headroom is set to max 512MB in the Devices panel.
Are you working with c4doctane plugin?
If yes, please open the scene, then go to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, and enable all the Log option checkboxes.
Then, load the scene in Live View, then in Picture Viewer, or until crash, then reopen c4d, navigate to c4doctane Settings/Log Output tab, press the Generate log report button, and share the resulting octanelog_report.zip file, thanks.
ciao,
Beppe
