the time savings is in scene export time. look for this line in the script
editor history pane...
# INFO : [sitoa] Exported Frame 1001 to Arnold in 12.245 sg
render your scene without the standing and with the standin, compare them
and see what your savings is. if there is no savings there must
Well, saving your stuff to ass means you save on the exporting step, which
is a little slow if you have a lot of geo.
If you export ass then render every time... you're not gaining
anything; you're doing what SItoA already does. However, if you export an
ass, then reuse it in several other
Not to mention that time savings is only one aspect of why you would want
to use a standin.
As far as speed is concerned though... look at it this way. If you have a
huge asset that doesn't move, you export once. Render frame 1. Now what
happens at frame 2? No more export, just render ;)
On
Cool thanks
On 14 November 2012 23:13, Gene Crucean emailgeneonthel...@gmail.comwrote:
Not to mention that time savings is only one aspect of why you would want
to use a standin.
As far as speed is concerned though... look at it this way. If you have a
huge asset that doesn't move, you
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