hi, i wonder if its possible to render (in the live viewer) only the matching area to the actual project ratio/size ? without messing with the Render Region option.
Beceause octane render the extra area on top and bottom for nothing, just wasting time...
How to render only the matching area ?
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You deserve a cookie!Terryvfx wrote:Tick the "Lock Resolution" button and decrease the number that appears in the right side to scale down the resolution.
Its a bit laggy, cause when the window is resized, the value of the resolution change but it works.
4930K / 64gb / 3x1070 / psu 1600w
I felt the same pain for quite some time because the extra picture in the live-viewer was driving me mad until I found that and now I never change it.
I try to follow this workflow for better performance:
- Half res or .5 for doing anything other than sampling or focusing on detail.
- full res + render region when focusing on detail or sampling areas.
You may also know this but for making long sequences with edits try to render a low res crappy render with everything you need on (motion blur and DOF included) to judge motion and flow because the viewport always lies even if you do a render previz.
I try to follow this workflow for better performance:
- Half res or .5 for doing anything other than sampling or focusing on detail.
- full res + render region when focusing on detail or sampling areas.
You may also know this but for making long sequences with edits try to render a low res crappy render with everything you need on (motion blur and DOF included) to judge motion and flow because the viewport always lies even if you do a render previz.
Thanks for the advice! And yes i noticed the not accurate motion blur in the Live viewer so i render a tiny and short image/video to check that...Terryvfx wrote:I felt the same pain for quite some time because the extra picture in the live-viewer was driving me mad until I found that and now I never change it.
I try to follow this workflow for better performance:
- Half res or .5 for doing anything other than sampling or focusing on detail.
- full res + render region when focusing on detail or sampling areas.
You may also know this but for making long sequences with edits try to render a low res crappy render with everything you need on (motion blur and DOF included) to judge motion and flow because the viewport always lies even if you do a render previz.
4930K / 64gb / 3x1070 / psu 1600w