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Yes,it supports anything that can run blender 👍

I don't bother anymore, I just use the Turbo Tools addon to automatically set the samples up based on the speed of render I need.

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I forget exactly, but it was one year ago, so probably 3.4 for a guess. I’m not at the computer currently, but I’ll check for you when I get back to it 👍

Hi, I just checked and the file is compatible with all Blender versions all the way up to Blender 4.2 Alpha. To set the texture being projected you need to specify an image for each material's image node (the one titled "Selfie_20180111_065738.jpg". You could make it easier by moving the image node inside the group named 'dist from empty' that each material uses, then you only have to set it once 👍

@secretvanush I've just updated and simplified the file for Blender 4.2 alpha. Now all you need to do is update the image once in the group which is used by all the materials and volumes 👍

@@3d-illusions thanks! thats helpful. One question - is there a way to automatically add the node network for new objects I add in the scene?

@@secretvanush yes it's possible with python, but you'd need to investigate the API as I can't remember how off the top of my head. Maybe ask in blender.chat on the python channel.

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@@3d-illusions it’s so long.. can u do make quick tutorial.. please.. please.. 🙏 🥹

@@vay911. Hi it needs to be that long to make sure you have a full understanding of all of the options 👍

@@vay911. but in a nutshell, you render, then you publish with temporal stabilisation enabled.

@@3d-illusions I understand everything, it's good that there is a full video.. but there should be a quick tutorial too.. please be understanding.. thank you..🫰🏻

That's awesome, thanks. I find that emissions usually don't require denoising, so to save denoising time I leave that option disabled unless I spot a problem. They generally only need denoising if they're part of a volume or are heavily blurred due to DOF.

@@3d-illusions Awesome, I always just left it on, but I think you're right that I should have it defaulted off unless something goes weird. Something people should always think about: If you're making a single image, a minute long render is annoying but okay, but for an animation, even at the default of 24 frames a second, a minute a render turns a second of animation into 24+ minutes of rendering. Saving a second off that piles up. So, again, thank you for this video, and I'll look over your other ones too in time. You've got some good points and show some good side by sides to prove your points. ^^

I think EEVEE is so fast that denoising it would be slower than just increasing the EEVEE samples. If you want to speed up EEVEE do a viewport render instead of a ctrl f12 render. It'll render around 10x faster. Make sure you turn off overlays first. I demonstrate at the end of my Huge EEVEE oceans video here: czcams.com/video/nOdNUFPbBJM/video.htmlsi=uINABMmUir72LDxm&t=4295

​@@3d-illusions Wow very nice to know this method! But I wanted to use it on eevee not necessarily to render faster, but to get that crisp details turbo tools denoiser provides.

@@pirilars423 ah I see. I don't have plans for that currently, but I'll bear it in mind 👍

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Yes, you could boost the samples a little more, or probably better would be to boost them in the compositor to keep the low render time. You can also try turning on auto scrambling distance and light tree in the Cycles render settings (although I do find they can cause strange behaviour in the form of excessive rendering time when turning them back off). The high denoise mode also will give more clarity in reflections, but I generally avoid using it with high resolution renders, at least until the Blender developers add gpu denoising to the compositor in Blender 4.3.

Hi, the difference is very clearly visible. Make sure you click the cog at the bottom right and choose 1080p. Sometimes it plays in 720 when it's on auto 👍

That's brilliant, thanks for all the support 👍

Yes, generally the longer a scene takes without the addon, the more Turbo Render can speed it up. I had one user whose renders were reduced from 12 hours to 10 mins! For less taxing scenes it's usually 3 to 5x, and for scenes that take less than 20 seconds or so without the addon, Turbo Render can't offer much of a speed up, just better quality.

Hi, the addon works by allowing you to get good quality with lower samples than the denoisers in the render settings usually need. So the % speed up is the same across all hardware. How much of a speed up you get is scene dependant, so I'd recommend to watch some of my other Turbo Tools videos to get a further understanding 👍

Yes it does 👍

Hi Booblaser, for support please use the support address provided on your receipt, or if you purchased from the BlenderMarket, you can use the ask a question button on the Turbo Tools product page. Also I'd recommend to check the troubleshooting section of the user manual in the first instance if you want to save some time 👍

ha, yes you know your doing something right when your addon enables Blender's compositor backdrop to induce seizures 😂 I did actually record my reaction when I first tried Blender with the new system, but a bit gutted I forgot to keep the video when I removed the temporary windows account. It was basically a torrent of high pitched expletives separated by silences of disbelief, especially when I turned on viewport rendering with GPU OIDN 🤣

@@3d-illusions haha, yeah, I can imagine. I know the old saying, it's the artist, not the tools... but something the hardware really can have an impact. Now, just imagine the type of scenes and animation you'll have to come up with that they slow down the 4080S, so that Turbo Tools can have an impact.

@@antgib I tried on the barbershop scene, and it was 48 seconds without Turbo Tools, and I think around 10 seconds with Turbo Tools on the high denoise mode! Whereas with the 1070 it was 10 mins without the addon, and between 1 and 2 mins for decent results with the addon. The addon will generally produce 3 to 5x faster renders regardless of GPU, unless your renders are already under 10 seconds or so, in which case Turbo will only provide higher quality. I'm about to make a video on that actually. When GPU compositor denoising is available in Blender 4.3 that 10 seconds should be reduced to around 3 to 5 seconds per frame! It's going to be mental! 😃

@@3d-illusions I'm guessing that is without turning Noise Threshold on and the default 800 samples for the barbershop, which for me takes around 72 seconds on a 3080Ti. The 4080S should be a good 30-40% faster, so I guess that somewhat tracks. I remember for my testing and video I tried to find some sort of 'standard' scene that would normally take 2-3 mins to render and tested most of the Blender Demo files, but a modern GPU just eats through them so fast.

@@antgib I won’t give away too much as I don’t want to spoil the next video 👍

Yes you should definitely upgrade to the new version to ensure best possible performance and take advantage of other improvements and optimisations. There are also additional code changes not demonstrated in this video that prevent potential crashes in new Blender 4.2 builds too 👍

Great to hear thanks. Regarding absolute paths, your render farm should be overriding the cache path in the same way they do with the render path you set in Blender's output, allowing you to download them along with the render output afterwards. In fact if they make the cache location accessible remotely, you should be able to start compositing while the farm is still rendering. If not, you could try setting the cache to a remote location yourself before uploading to the farm. I think garage.farm returns the cache, don't quote me on that though. For local network rendering you can set the cache directory to a shared network folder so all machines can access it. Having a relative path can lead to lot of issues, for example if you want to organise different versions of your Blend file into different folders, but have them all use the same cache, or you want to move the blend file to a different folder or computer without moving the cache etc.

@@3d-illusions OK I just spoke to GarageFarm support and they updated something to save the cache output directly alongside the render passes :)

@@admorris3898 awesome 👍

I’m not sure. Recommend to start over, you probably skipped something 👍

@@3d-illusions already went over multiple times. It has to do something with my render settings. I already checked that cycles render is enabled.

@@ayem9504 I have no idea then sorry. Possible something changed in blender, or maybe you haven't applied the scale on something. My first guess would be you didn't subtract 0.5 from colour output values using a vector math node. Beyond those suggestions though I'm afraid I don't know. If you find the solution, or spot that you've missed something, be sure to let us all know 👍

@@3d-illusions I am using an svg import made in Illustrator instead of a text object. But I converted it to a mesh. Something is off. 😂

@@ayem9504 perhaps the object's origin is way off in the middle of nowhere. Try right clicking the object and choosing set origin - origin to mesh, also apply the scale (ctrl a - apply scale).

I thought that when I first started learning Blender, I probably even made a similar comment. Pretty quickly I was grateful to be taught by shortcuts alone, because the speed at which you can work is hugely faster.

Hi, I don't have a demo version, but usually the addon will speed up your renders by around 3x to 5x dependant on scene type. The more complex the scene, the bigger the speed gain generally👍

@@3d-illusions Is there an Discount code perhaps for it? If so thdn I wouldnt mind purchasing it for an discounted price as other addons are also nessacary for blender along with it

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Hi, thanks for your purchase. Cycles will continue to function as it does without the addon. The addon isn't a render engine, but rather an advanced denoising system with automatic render settings, scene optimisation, temporal stabiliser to remove flicker from animations, and a suite of post production tools in the compositor.

@@3d-illusions Your addon was definitively a worth buy but my problem now is that the BVH build takes 60 seconds and render with your addon takes around 0.2 seconds, together it takes around 60.2 seconds.The BVH build is killing the rendering time for animations.

@@jonatansaari2137 the bvh time isn’t related to the addon. You would need to investigate your scene geometry, and consider using persistent data. Ps, please use the support address shown on your receipt for future support questions 👍

Thanks 👍

Yes, the addon works on all operating systems supported by Blender 👍

No problem 👍

You're welcome 👍

Hi, yes you can use EXR, but if you want multilayer you're better off using the multilayer EXR cache file created by Turbo Tools (bit depth of your choosing), so usually you'll want to keep Blender's own output set to something light such as ffmpg or jpg, and then supply the client with the multilayer EXR created by Turbo Tools caching system. For nuke you may need to remove the numeric prefix from the layer names in order for cryptomatte to be recognised correctly. I have another video that shows how to output a multilayer exr with custom layer names here: czcams.com/video/BXFYtlxTAEQ/video.htmlsi=Ya0et0x_bQ6FvP5z&t=152

Everything works with EEVEE except Turbo Render and Temporal Stabilisation. The caching system is compatible with all render engines, so you can use playback in the compositor, compositor branch caching, auto file output node creation, and publishing (without temporal stabilisation).