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Historical Frame buffer memory
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SHORT TITLE FOR SUGGESTION/BUG/ENHANCEMENT REQUEST ---------------------------------------------------------------- The frame buffer should have the ability to flip back through previous renders. --------------------------------------------------------------- DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF YOUR REQUEST --------------------------------------------------------------- I heard mention that lightwave once had an option that it stored all of your renderings in a working session within it's frame buffer. Then you could step back through your history to compare/reference previous working renderings. It would be a temporary memory that you could dump to reclaim resources, and of course you would lose it when closing the file, but during an active session your history could be cached. --------------------------------------------------------------- WHY THIS REQUEST IS IMPORTANT TO YOU --------------------------------------------------------------- This could be useful when adjusting lighting and texture for comparing the quality/results. Basically you would have the ability to comparing renders within max instead of having to save out images to be flipped through in an external application. Last edited by BrianKitts; November 19th, 2007 at 06:33 PM. |
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
I second this one, I have seen it done through the Ram player but havn't been able to work it out. Having used lightwave, its a great way to keep trak of the changes made
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November 20th, 2007
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
Correct, RAM Player can do an A/B comparison for two images. Just hit the green teapot for either the A or B channel after you render a test.
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
That is a nice feature in Lightwave. Would be a definite bonus to use this in Max as well. Sometimes A B just isn't enough when you're tweaking multiple objects in a scene.
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November 20th, 2007
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
As an extension of this wish - it would be nice if the VFB had tabs for multiple renders, then the clone button could simply make a new tab rather than an entirely new window.
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November 20th, 2007
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
Maybe something as XSI's VFB, where you actually get to drag a line between the new and the old render, so you can compare both quickly.
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
attached you'll find a screen cap of our "render history"
this saves the last rendered images to a managed local directory using callbacks it has options for notes open in explorer delete gamma correction compare and open in external programs like photoshop
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November 21st, 2007
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Re: Historical Frame buffer memory
not commercial at the moment, but we're looking into seeing what tools we may be giving away. this might be one of them
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