"Hello, I have a lot of problems with the nXtRender plugin for AutoCAD with AutoCAD 2021 under Windows 11 installed on a new machine (no problem with the same dwg's under windows 10) : - material applyed are not rendered. I have to explode…"
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New Build (305)
Mostly more work on e4. There were some reports of trace instability with the previous build. Let me know if this build seems stable.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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I think so.
Mario Schipflinger said:a question to build 305: is self-illuminating included?
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Permalink Reply by Garret Diduck on
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Adding caustics converges pretty quickly also. This is only 2 mins on my very old Socket 775 computer.
Something you can't tell easily by the picture that you can see while it's rendering is the caustic effects at the 2 o'clock position on the wall (further out than the bright spot).
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e4 or e1?
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e4
Roy Hirshkowitz said:e4 or e1?
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Looks great. Like I said, I'm considering making Reflective Caustics an option-- so you'd need to turn them on to get this result. These are a source of a lot of noise for the majority of renderings. Definitely worth it for this one.
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I think I found the method to repeat the crash in my models.
I switch to e4, save the file & close. Open the file and try rendering in e1 and it will crash 100% of the time. If I open the file and switch to e4, it will render without crashing.
Once the file is saved after changing to e4, I can never render it in e1 again without it crashing.
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Tried it with the fc drawing you sent. Works fine here-- no crash. If you have time, try documenting your procedure exactly in case I'm doing something slightly different.
Garret Diduck said:I think I found the method to repeat the crash in my models.
I switch to e4, save the file & close. Open the file and try rendering in e1 and it will crash 100% of the time. If I open the file and switch to e4, it will render without crashing.
Once the file is saved after changing to e4, I can never render it in e1 again without it crashing.
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The attached file will no longer render with e1 (305) as it will crash on my machine 100% of the time. If I switch to e4, it renders just fine.
If I install 304, it will render in e1. Then I can go back to 305 and it will render in e1.
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Fire Connection- e1 crash.zip, 2.3 MB
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Found it-- thanks (sneaky little thing.) I'll update soon.
Garret Diduck said:The attached file will no longer render with e1 (305) as it will crash on my machine 100% of the time. If I switch to e4, it renders just fine.
If I install 304, it will render in e1. Then I can go back to 305 and it will render in e1.
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Good news. Will the update fix the files that won't render?
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Yep.
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Marco-- use the Support->Upload option to upload a large file to me.
marco prina said:Hi Roy, nXt goes crash every time i click render in walkabout. How can i upload the model? it's 17Mb
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