
Often you can solve problems with render times and crashing jobs by being less pushy with your final images sizes. Troubleshooting Rendering / Memory Crashes Override materials (see below): Global Switches.(Start low and work up if the image quality is not adequate) General – Preview / Very Low / Low / Medium etc Lower the quality of the final render there are some presets that can be loaded from the top of the Vray Options window:.Quick Render Speedup / Memory troubleshoot tips Consider adding people / foliage / rain / etc in Photoshopįor render sizes the following is a list of image resolutions that will fill A3/A2/A1 sizes:

Similarly, thousands of trees with dense branches,etc are going to kill a render as each twig needs shadow calculations etc. Think about what you are rendering – turn off layers / objects that you won’t see there’s no point having complex hinges included in a distant perspective for example. While it is important to have good quality, sharp final images simply dragging all the sliders up to maximum quality is likely to have little visible difference but will significantly increase the time taken – and also the likelihood of the machine crashing altogether. Rendering, like printing, is one of those tasks that always takes far longer than you expect. Makeshift light box ideas: For drawing, animation or photography.

