Speed up Raster and Hybrid modes ?!

ipsketchpi

Like everyone knows vector our hybrid modes takes long time .... but i have such problem... Imagine finished project on 20 pages all in vector and Hybrid modes. And now i need to change one detail in SU and make it apply in layout. these means that I will lost many hours while it will update these all in layout again cause of these vector and Hybrid style scenes. Is there anything you suggest...?

p.s.

its finished presentation that's why its in hybrid mode. I know that simple Raster mode is fast.

Thanks in advance

IP

Dave R

I'm not finding any substantial delays in rendering with LO2013. LO3 was SLOOOOW but LO2013 renders quite rapidly for me.

JQL

For what I understand you want to only refresh certain scenes in layout and not the whole document.

You should disable auto rendering on the model tab.
Reload reference by clicking on the right button on a scene.
Nevermind the yellow warning icons as they don't show on an export.
Render the specific scene you need.
When you have the time reload the wholed document. A fast way is to click on the auto render again an go take a coffee.

@dave r said:

I'm not finding any substantial delays in rendering with LO2013. LO3 was SLOOOOW but LO2013 renders quite rapidly for me.

I also find LO2013 much faster and ditched the vector/raster render modes altogether. Hybrid is now just slightly slower... but manageable.

ipsketchpi

ok, actually these is what I was looking for/ will disable auto render, thanks

samyell77

Thank you thank you thank you.....

@jql said:

You should disable auto rendering on the model tab.

Reload reference by clicking on the right button on a scene.

Nevermind the yellow warning icons as they don't show on an export.

Render the specific scene you need.

When you have the time reload the wholed document. A fast way is to click on the auto render again an go take a coffee.

This has quite literally given me back hours of my life and make LO a lot more pleasurable to use! Love when you find a nifty little solution to a vexing problem...
Cheers