FWSA textures character render slowdown question(closed)

asterix8845

FWSA textures have something heavy and I don't know what it is, the texture size is not a problem they have a normal size, so I don't know if it's some shader setting or something, every time I try to render kimmy for teen josie 7 3delight it takes a long time, in iray it also crashes, does anyone here who has used FWSA products know what can happen? I was checking old threads but they didn't know what the problem was either, so if anyone knows please help me.

alan bard newcomer

asterix8845 said:

FWSA textures have something heavy and I don't know what it is, the texture size is not a problem they have a normal size, so I don't know if it's some shader setting or something, every time I try to render kimmy for teen josie 7 3delight it takes a long time, in iray it also crashes, does anyone here who has used FWSA products know what can happen? I was checking old threads but they didn't know what the problem was either, so if anyone knows please help me.

 The 3dl was probably about the same speed the hair just took a long time... but it was a g9 hair set.  
just a 3 light set ... front, fill and rim
gpu 1090ti and titan x ... cpu was i7-7700 

Torquinox

asterix8845 said:

FWSA textures have something heavy and I don't know what it is, the texture size is not a problem they have a normal size, so I don't know if it's some shader setting or something, every time I try to render kimmy for teen josie 7 3delight it takes a long time, in iray it also crashes, does anyone here who has used FWSA products know what can happen? I was checking old threads but they didn't know what the problem was either, so if anyone knows please help me.

I've not had a problem with FWSA products. I have a lot of them, different generations. I don't have kimmy or josie 7, though. Maybe there's something unusual about the settings for Kimmy? Here's a thing to try, though it is a bother: Give Kimmy the skin of a character you know renders more quickly and swap out the bitmap textures on the figure for Kimmy textures. Then see how it renders. If it's good, save the revised settings using Save As > Material(s) Preset to the directory where you usually load Kimmy's textures. Remember to name it something slightly different than the default. Then you'll be able to load those textures whenever you like. You can also save Kimmy with the revised textures using Save As > Scene Subset.