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    • M Offline
      matheusalk
      last edited by

      Hey guys, I'm new to the forum and I know that this is an old topic and has many answers but, even using the search, none of them could help me to solve my problem.

      I'm using VRay 2.0 and Sketchup 2013 and I'm trying to render a medium size file (around 25mb) in a high output quality (3000x2250) but everytime it crashes. I know sketchup is a 32 bit program and it uses only 3.5gb of ram.

      I already tried to purge my model (lines, faces, materials...), to render in .VRimg .EXR and .hdr (with and without the preview window) and it keeps crashing.

      If it is usefull:
      My system: Intel Core i7 3632QM @ 2.2Ghz, 8Gb DDR3 Ram, AMD Radeon 7730M 2Gb and Windows 8

      P.S.: If you need any other information just ask and I'll provide it. Thanks

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        valerostudio
        last edited by

        2 things to try

        1. Increase you Dynamic Memory limit

        2. Try rendering using 64 bit using the local Spawner technique.

        (Are you using displacement? Proxies?) A 25MB file should not be crashing. I have rendered 100MB files in 2.0 on 2013 with similiar machine specs no problem.

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          matheusalk
          last edited by

          @valerostudio said:

          2 things to try

          1. Increase you Dynamic Memory limit

          2. Try rendering using 64 bit using the local Spawner technique.

          (Are you using displacement? Proxies?) A 25MB file should not be crashing. I have rendered 100MB files in 2.0 on 2013 with similiar machine specs no problem.

          Yes, I'm using vegetation proxies and some displacement in the road and grass but it's not too much, like 2 or 3 materials. I'll try the local spawner technique and then I'll post the results. Thanks!

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          • dkendigD Offline
            dkendig
            last edited by

            @unknownuser said:

            I'm trying to render a medium size file (around 25mb)

            File size is misleading. I've had a 10kb file run out of memory. SketchUp stores texture information in the scene, compresses some things, doesn't compress other things. Don't worry about the file size, that's not the issue. Memory usage is all you should need to worry about.

            @unknownuser said:

            I'm using VRay 2.0 and Sketchup 2013 and I'm trying to render a medium size file (around 25mb) in a high output quality (3000x2250) but everytime it crashes. I know sketchup is a 32 bit program and it uses only 3.5gb of ram.

            how much ram is being used?

            @unknownuser said:

            1. Increase you Dynamic Memory limit

            the dynamic memory limit is in place, to avoid using too much memory while rendering dynamic geometry (displacement, proxies, etc). Raising this value is going to give V-Ray the green light to use MORE ram, not less...

            @unknownuser said:

            I already tried to purge my model (lines, faces, materials...), to render in .VRimg .EXR and .hdr (with and without the preview window) and it keeps crashing.]

            @unknownuser said:

            1. Try rendering using 64 bit using the local Spawner technique.

            Here's a link to what Valerostudio is talking about:
            http://help.chaosgroup.com/vray/help/sketchup/150PB/distributed_rendering.htm#settings

            Devin Kendig
            Developer

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              matheusalk
              last edited by

              The local spawner technique worked very well, thanks again for your help, saved my render 😆

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              • dkendigD Offline
                dkendig
                last edited by

                good to hear, would love to see the final result if you can share!

                Devin Kendig
                Developer

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