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February 29th, 2008
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Name: Samir H. Dahman  |
viewport in shaded slower than wireframe in max 2008
Hi,
In some complex scenes (but not that much) i'm having some problems with viewport performance in shaded mode in max 2008. It's getting really slow compared to wireframe mode. In max 7 it used to be the opposite (wireframe slower than shaded). I'm aware of the gradient ramp "bug" when showed in viewport but is there anything else that could be the reason of the problem ? computer spec : geforce 7950 GT and core2duo e6600 running in dx9 mode Thank you |
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Re: viewport in shaded slower than wireframe in max 2008
To my knowledge shaded is always slower than wireframe... the reason your scene is slow could be due to the heavy load. Its hard to say having no clue how many triangles and faces your viewport is handling. Post some info.
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March 1st, 2008
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Re: viewport in shaded slower than wireframe in max 2008
about 500 000 polys, but even with most of the objects hidden it's still slow compared to similar situations in max 7. max 2008 seems to have problems handling large object numbers even when they are hidden.
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March 1st, 2008
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Re: viewport in shaded slower than wireframe in max 2008
I believe your problem is not really Max 2008's fault. This new release has extremely fast viewports, and you can easily rotate high-poly scenes in a flash. And wireframe will always be faster than shaded mode...
Anyway, check your viewport configuration. Set it to Direct3D instead of software. |
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Re: viewport in shaded slower than wireframe in max 2008
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any thoughs or workarounds? Thanks, -=Rob |
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