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Hi Paul,
version is the last : 3.5.3.78. VR
This allert seems to appear if I try to create a new node graph material while I'm rendering a scene. The good news is that thanx of this plugin version the system does'nt crash. Simply i close the allert and I go on in node graph.
If I edit an old node graph material nothing happens.

thanx

fabrizio

This allert seems to appear if I try to create a new node graph material while I'm rendering a scene. The good news is that thanx of this plugin version the system does'nt crash. Simply i close the allert and I go on in node graph.
If I edit an old node graph material nothing happens.

I have been able to reproduce this problem, and will post a fix in the next few days.

Thanks

Paul

thank you very much Paul

I have updated the installer at the top of this thread with:

3.5.3.78
- Fixed a bug where editing NodeGraph materials did not update the material thumbnail image, and could crash Rhino on rare ocasions
- Fixed a bug where creating a NodeGraph material when the Viewport was open would result in an XML error

The subscription version will be available in the downloads sections in a few days, however if you cannot wait - the installer link is at https://render.otoy.com/customerdownloa ... IPTION.rhi.

Thanks

Paul

Great!

thanx

Can anyone tell me what this CUDA error means. It happens when I try to increase the file size of the rendering. Am I running out of Vram.

I have the latest version of Rhino and the plugin.
Ive got a GTX690
32gig ram
6700k

Can anyone tell me what this CUDA error means. It happens when I try to increase the file size of the rendering. Am I running out of Vram.

Hi - if you go to the Devices tab, click Octane Log and you can see any Cuda errors. However, I suspect Rhino is running out of display memory. How much VRAM does your graphics card have?

Paul

Thanks Paul,

mine is only 3g. Does the overall dimensions affect the VRAm. I thought it was only the number of objects.

Looks like I might need a 980ti or 1070.

Cheers

Tim

Hi Tim - you should also open up the Windows Task Manager and check your RAM. What resolution are you trying to render at? Large resolutions take huge amount of RAM.

Paul

Hey Tim - if you are short on vram then optimise your scene - the best thing to start would be to use blocks.


Regards,
Mac