Re: [Nuke-users] Nuke 8.0v3 slowdown

2014-06-17 Thread Jed Smith
I have also been experiencing the viewer caching issues.

I often experience the behavior where an incorrect image will get stuck
in the viewer's cache, so if you are looking through a certain node on a
certain frame and this happens, even if you change knobs in the viewed
node, the changes won't update in the viewer. You will wonder what's
happening, zoom out or go to the next frame, and then suddenly see the
changes you made take effect again. Then if you come back to the original
frame, the stuck cache will still be displaying.

Sometimes this happens with scanlines too, so if you are zoomed out and
calculate the view, you then zoom in and change some knob values, and then
the scanlines that were calculated when you were zoomed out won't update,
but the new scanlines that were calculated after you zoomed in will
calculate.

Needless to say this is very annoying, and seems to happen mostly in
heavier scripts, and perhaps more when working of of network storage over
an nfs mount.

I have noticed increased memory usage inefficiency and DAG slowdown in
heavier scripts also. One recent example was a pretty big shot that had a
ton of nodes. It was getting to the point in Nuke 8.0v4 where just
navigating the node graph and opening control panels would cause
beachballing and freezing, stalling, and pretty common crashes. The script
wasn't using any Nuke8 specific nodes, so I went back to Nuke 7.0v10 for
this shot and things were fast and stable and interactive again.

Just circumstantial experiences, but hopefully the situation improves soon!


On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 2:16 PM, Diogo Girondi diogogiro...@gmail.com
wrote:

 Hi Ari,

 Even though my problems weren't with the DAG but with stability and memory
 management in general I have to say that I've noticed the very same thing
 when I went from 7 to 8.0v#. In 8.0v4 things got a little better and in
 8.0v5 things seem to have returned to where v3 was.

 8.0v5 just like v3 constantly hangs and usually quits out of the blue when
 it hits the last frame on QuickTime renders. The problem is less noticeable
 when working with DPX, R3D or other formats. I also had huge issues when
 using AtomKraft in 8.0v3 compared to 7, got better in 8.0v4 but I'm yet to
 test in 8.0v5.

 I'm also having some Viewer cache issues in v5 that I didn't had in Nuke
 for quite a while. But I'm pretty sure my computer isn't helping either,
 tabula rasa time I guess.


 cheers,
 Diogo


 On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Ari Rubenstein a...@curvstudios.com
 wrote:

 We are versioning up from Nuke 7.0v6 to 8.0v3 and are encountering a
 significant slowdown.

 There is a basic template we use to start shot production. In this
 template there are groups with some complexity within. It seems by deleting
 these groups (FYI, there are no external calls from the groups (ie. python,
 etc..) speeds  up the DAG. Additional complexity slows it down considerably
 in 8.0v3 as compared with 7.0v6.

 Has anyone experienced this or does 8.0v4 or v5 fix it ?

 Thx
 Ari
 Blue Sky

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[Nuke-users] Nuke 8.0v3 slowdown

2014-06-16 Thread Ari Rubenstein
We are versioning up from Nuke 7.0v6 to 8.0v3 and are encountering a 
significant slowdown.

There is a basic template we use to start shot production. In this template 
there are groups with some complexity within. It seems by deleting these groups 
(FYI, there are no external calls from the groups (ie. python, etc..) speeds  
up the DAG. Additional complexity slows it down considerably in 8.0v3 as 
compared with 7.0v6.

Has anyone experienced this or does 8.0v4 or v5 fix it ?

Thx
Ari
Blue Sky

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Re: [Nuke-users] Nuke 8.0v3 slowdown

2014-06-16 Thread Diogo Girondi
Hi Ari,

Even though my problems weren't with the DAG but with stability and memory
management in general I have to say that I've noticed the very same thing
when I went from 7 to 8.0v#. In 8.0v4 things got a little better and in
8.0v5 things seem to have returned to where v3 was.

8.0v5 just like v3 constantly hangs and usually quits out of the blue when
it hits the last frame on QuickTime renders. The problem is less noticeable
when working with DPX, R3D or other formats. I also had huge issues when
using AtomKraft in 8.0v3 compared to 7, got better in 8.0v4 but I'm yet to
test in 8.0v5.

I'm also having some Viewer cache issues in v5 that I didn't had in Nuke
for quite a while. But I'm pretty sure my computer isn't helping either,
tabula rasa time I guess.


cheers,
Diogo


On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 4:02 PM, Ari Rubenstein a...@curvstudios.com wrote:

 We are versioning up from Nuke 7.0v6 to 8.0v3 and are encountering a
 significant slowdown.

 There is a basic template we use to start shot production. In this
 template there are groups with some complexity within. It seems by deleting
 these groups (FYI, there are no external calls from the groups (ie. python,
 etc..) speeds  up the DAG. Additional complexity slows it down considerably
 in 8.0v3 as compared with 7.0v6.

 Has anyone experienced this or does 8.0v4 or v5 fix it ?

 Thx
 Ari
 Blue Sky

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