On the long run it would be great if simple video files could be set as texture and loaded frame by frame. Looks like the right images needs to be loaded only. It would be great if loading of the sequence images would work for all cases. sequence doesn’t work for emissive and diffuse materials (texture ignored if sequence enabled).sequence doesn’t work for spotlights (texture ignored).sequence works for rectangular lights, but not the intensity control (workaround: diffuse multiplier works).

Since I need to render in September and not now maybe a hot fix could get it work. I found that the image sequence feature could do the job, but it’s not right working in GPU mode (I need the GPU mode because the complex interior is rendered to slow on my CPU, but I have a lot GPU power). However, it is expected that Rendered modes will be slower, but if the differences seen with same content are excessive, here is why.Atmospheric effects are not needed but I’m not sure it would work since decals are not self illuminating. If different “shaded” display modes all seemed to produce similar performance results, except the Rendered display mode which can be significantly slower than the other modes.

(This may leave some problem with the file behind.)īut still, the display performance can seem sub-par and painfully slow. Insert the contents of your file into a new file. Its typically set at 'Viewport Display' so change that to 'V-Ray for Rhino.' If you havent already, be sure to also set your Rhino default render to V-Ray in the top menu. Pick button at bottom to reset to Rhino defaults.) Simple setting In the Bongo Render Animation dialog, look under the Output : Target Render section and change the default. Reset your Render mode settings to default (Options → View → Display modes → Rendered. Purge unused content in your file like materials and textured. Organize your file in and assign “objects” to “layers”. Use the command Options and navigate to the Bongo section of the Document Properties dialog: General Animate inside instances (blocks) Governs whether animation data on objects inside instances (blocks) will be animated. Keep the overall number of objects in the scene as low as possible and not excessive so the object management overhead is not the bottle neck. These may improve the general overall performance of your file in may more ways, as well. Here are some recommendations to improved performance of a file that is slow.

Bongo rhino render settings