[deadalvs]

see title.

would be helpful if one exported a scene for one core and someone wants it to render on more than one...

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deadalvs

[deadalvs]

question.

why does one of my two laptops (both have dualcore cpus) use two cores now while rendering and the other just one - with the exact same .mxs ?

*elp*

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deadalvs

[deadalvs]

question.

why does one of my two laptops (both have dualcore cpus) use two cores now while rendering and the other just one - with the exact same .mxs ?

*elp*

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deadalvs

ah, ok.

i just found out that in the voxelization phase or maybe the phase where the alpha is written, that only one core is used, and afterwards, for the main rendering, both are used.

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deadalvs

[DrMerman]

Hey man. As far as I know, that flag exists. Use -th:x, where x is the number of threads you want to use, and 0 is maximum.

Cheers,
Dr Merman

[deadalvs]

morning...

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i'm not sure if the flag exists either. but anyway - this is a command flag usable for command line renderings or the network tab in mxcl (add job...)

i just miss an input field directly in the mxcl interface... yeah, i'm lazy 'cos i want so save this extra step over the other tab... hehe...

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see You round soon !

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deadalvs

[DrMerman]

Ahh!

Well in that case, Second!