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When I reload an obj Octane voxels forever and system freeze
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 12:06 pm
by Refracty
Hi,
I open up an ocs file. Everything is fine, importing, voxeling.
Then I simply want to exchange the obj and load (replace) the mesh.
It voxels forever and the system freezes.
I gonna try different Nvidia drivers now but would be happy for any ideas to solve this fast.
Thank you.
Refracty
Re: When I reload an obj Octane voxels forever and system freeze
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 12:33 pm
by t_3
Refracty wrote:Hi,
I open up an ocs file. Everything is fine, importing, voxeling.
Then I simply want to exchange the obj and load (replace) the mesh.
It voxels forever and the system freezes.
I gonna try different Nvidia drivers now but would be happy for any ideas to solve this fast.
Thank you.
Refracty
voxeling is done via cpu, or am i wrong? must be something within the object data then (and can't be a driver thing); new 2.55 verison? have you already sucesfully used the mesh you try to load?
Re: When I reload an obj Octane voxels forever and system freeze
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 12:37 pm
by Refracty
Thanks t_3,
it is really weired, because I have successfully loaded the scene (inkl the mesh) and used it. Then I reload and it freezes.
I am using the stable 2.52 Version.
This problem appeared after restoring my system from a crashed SSD to a HDD, but I don't know how this could be related.
Re: When I reload an obj Octane voxels forever and system freeze
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2011 1:05 pm
by t_3
Refracty wrote:Thanks t_3,
it is really weired, because I have successfully loaded the scene (inkl the mesh) and used it. Then I reload and it freezes.
I am using the stable 2.52 Version.
This problem appeared after restoring my system from a crashed SSD to a HDD, but I don't know how this could be related.
"... from a crashed ssd ..." corrupted data - most probably. i have my own experiences with failing ssds and none of them was very pleasant
the only strange thing is, that it'll load in first place. maybe try to load the .obj in another program and re-export it...