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1. Re: RTT Rendered Frame Window

   

   Reply by renderhjs · Sep 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   the Frame Buffer or Rendered Frame window as it is called now is just a represnetation of the buffered and rendered image. In RTT it always shows the standard (regular render view) because it needs to render each time or at least it does a full rendering and extracts from each rendered buffer- pixel the desired results. So…

2. RTT Rendered Frame Window

   

   Topic by Piflik · Sep 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   Is it somehow possible to make the Rendered Frame Window of the RTT dialog show the actual texture I am baking? I am currently trying to bake a 4k Normal Map (using the Scanline Renderer) and I am running into poblems. When the rendering is finished I get an error saying 'Error during Bitmap creation' (I assume it is some…

3. Re: RTT Rendered Frame Window

   

   Reply by Piflik · Sep 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   I have started a new run and disabled the Rendered Frame Window. Maybe the Ram is used mor efficiently now ;) . If it fails again, I think I'll have to rearrange the Layout and render separate smaller NMs for each part. Splitting the Render in 4 parts might also do the trick...I'll have to look into that....

4. Re: RTT Rendered Frame Window

   

   Reply by Ghostscape · Sep 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   no, it will always render the completemap to that window AFAIK.

5. Re: RTT Rendered Frame Window

   

   Reply by Xoliul · Sep 2009 · Home› Technical Talk

   Piflik, I think the best thing for you is to optimize your ram usage (close everything but Max). If that doesn't work: buy more RAM. It's cheap anyway these days.