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| Posted by Keet at Feb 15, 2024, 6:32:52 PM |
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3Dview & Photo rendering efficiency Apparently multiple projects I have are simply to big and complex to run using the html5 viewer. I have a pretty fast machine but it simply takes ages to load and don't even think about changing to another level. The browser gives a warning that the page is slowing down the browser. Trying to render a photo gives the same issue: it can't be rendered in days and would probably take weeks. (Smaller projects have no issues.) Maybe I can do something that resolves a little for both issues but my thinking process might be totally wrong. Assume you have an object that is invisible because it is surrounded by another object or simply has internal faces that you can't see from the outside. For example walls after export have internal faces where the ends are connected. You never see them but they are there. Are these 'invisible' parts still rendered in the 3Dview and/or rendered by the photo renderer? I am rebuilding all my custom furniture (hundreds) to eliminate any invisible parts. Meaning removing many vertices/edges/faces that you can't see anyway but are part of the model. This amazingly reduces the size of the objects which in itself should help with faster rendering ... I hope. I am also changing textures with colors where possible. Is there anything else I can do to speed up rendering very large and complex objects and maybe get to a point where the html5 home viewer can show and rotate the big projects? ---------------------------------------- Dodecagon.nl 1300+ 3D models, manuals, and projects |
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