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bubblesandy
First message : 2010-08-11 19:11:25
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 4Go
Computer model : sony vpceb1s1e
Processor : QuadCore
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Card name : ATI
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.0
Network card : wifi
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i wonder how to use the function of the batch render to continue the render where it stopped.
i did a render in batchrender for 5 hours and i stopped it, supposing that as written in the guide, it will be restarted after all the calculation it has done.but it doesn't work, it began with the black and white window again....i am using the alpha version of artlantis 3.
many appreciation for any reply
cheers,
wei
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Ildikó
First message : 2006-08-02 12:21:48
Operating system : OS 10.5
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Video memory : 128 Mo
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Ildikó (Moderator)
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If you want to resume the rendering, choose Pause instead of Quit! If you quit, the process will be canceled, while if you Pause, the you can resume any time.
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bubblesandy
First message : 2010-08-11 19:11:25
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 4Go
Computer model : sony vpceb1s1e
Processor : QuadCore
Graphic card
Type : sais pas
Card name : ATI
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.0
Network card : wifi
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in the guide, it writes that even esc, it will restart where it stopped. at least in the guide in italian version,but i choose pause, can i close the programm?
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Ildikó
First message : 2006-08-02 12:21:48
Operating system : OS 10.5
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Processor : Intel
Graphic card
Type : sais pas
Card name : ATI
Video memory : 128 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
Ildikó (Moderator)
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If you choose Pause, don't close the window. Just minimize the window and leave it open.
I use it in English and on Mac. If I want to close the window after I paused the calculation, I still have a message: "Do you really want to Quit and Stop the rendering?"
Don't you have similar message?
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bubblesandy
First message : 2010-08-11 19:11:25
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 4Go
Computer model : sony vpceb1s1e
Processor : QuadCore
Graphic card
Type : sais pas
Card name : ATI
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.0
Network card : wifi
bubblesandy
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i am using the alpha version of artlantis 3 italian language, i'm sure that no such similar message appear when i chose pause and then esc.....10 hours of my poor render...
thank you so much for having me understood that artlantis couldn't rebegin the render after restart the pc. but i really read about it in the italian language guide...;(
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Ildikó
First message : 2006-08-02 12:21:48
Operating system : OS 10.5
RAM :
Computer model :
Processor : Intel
Graphic card
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Card name : ATI
Video memory : 128 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
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Sorry about loosing your work...
Abvent is collecting bug reports around the alpha version through the Support Center, just send them your comments if you wish.
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Ian
First message : 2010-09-21 00:03:47
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 6Go
Computer model : i7 950 @3.2GHz
Processor : Intel
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Card name : Nvidia
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : wifi
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I know this might be slightly off the topic, but I noticed a very interesting thing happens in the rendering process of Artlantis studio 3.
Why is it that when doing a batch render, (or even a normal render in artlantis) the process noticeably slows down, almost to a hang, when no other activity is happening on the computer?
To explain further, I would leave a batch render overnight to calculate 10 large-ish (2000x1600 pixels) images, but when I wake the next morning, it has only done one and a half. But,,, if I set a batch render, but am working on photoshop, artlantis or corel, all at the same time, the rendering time is greatly reduced and the batch render gets on with business, quickly.
Could it be that the batch render gets lonely? All my performance settings are on high, nothing is set to sleep after a certain time - so I'm really astounded. My thoughts are that the batch rendering would relish the free processing power and run away with the renders, but obviously not.
Please Abvent, give me an answer - I'm desperate!!! I'm sure your techies will know exactly what the issue is.
my specs are:
i7 930
Nvidia GTX 480
6Gb Corsair Dominator RAM 1600MHz
Corsair 850W PSU
Asus P6X58D-Deluxe MB
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