As I said, it's technically not possible. You can render multiple images and stack them later if you really want to spend rendering weeks on one image.nuno1980 wrote:Probably yes at our sun but if we get still noises then we try more spp.smicha wrote:1 000 000 is not enough Nuno?![]()
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Ok. Multi-region? If you respond me "no" then I ask how do I do multi-image.abstrax wrote:As I said, it's technically not possible. You can render multiple images and stack them later if you really want to spend rendering weeks on one image.
Is multi-region for v3 only? I'm waiting good caustics at multi-region until v3.1 released, ok?
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That is so cool! Does this http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/directCompute.html show a reasonable relative performance to expect?abstrax wrote:Will do that next week.blackshore wrote:When are you adding pascal support for 2.x (1000 series)?
The Cuda Toolkit 8 is already out. Is it not just to recompile with the new tool-kit?
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Version 3 currently doesn't support multiple render regions. We are planning to add adaptive sampling which would take care of the problem more or less automatically, but works only with the path tracing and direct lighting kernels. Since you are a PMC geek, it wouldn't help you. When that is done we will have a think about PMC and see if we can implement something like adaptive sampling to PMC, too. If not, we will check how much work a multi-region rendering system would be.nuno1980 wrote:Ok. Multi-region? If you respond me "no" then I ask how do I do multi-image.abstrax wrote:As I said, it's technically not possible. You can render multiple images and stack them later if you really want to spend rendering weeks on one image.
Is multi-region for v3 only? I'm waiting good caustics at multi-region until v3.1 released, ok?
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Thank you.abstrax wrote:Version 3 currently doesn't support multiple render regions. We are planning to add adaptive sampling which would take care of the problem more or less automatically, but works only with the path tracing and direct lighting kernels. Since you are a PMC geek, it wouldn't help you. When that is done we will have a think about PMC and see if we can implement something like adaptive sampling to PMC, too. If not, we will check how much work a multi-region rendering system would be.

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