Multi-Pass feature keeps crashing
scottidog2
Posts: 319
Carrara 8.5 Pro Build 204
Mac OS 10.8.4
Multi-Pass Problem
Under Output tab, in Multi-Pass section, I select "Image" heading that selects all the Image elements such as Background, Ambient etc.
Then I want to select individual elements to delete. When I press Command key and click on elements Carrara freezes.
I restarted again and tried but same problem.
After 7 restarts I thought i'll post the problem and see if this is happening to fellow Carrara users.
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Can you select individual multi-pass options such as depth, etc. etc. rather than selecting them all and then removing them?
Hi evilproducer.
Yes I can select individual options and then click add. But using the command key after that to select any options I want to remove from the list (options that I realized I don't need) freezes Carrara.
So I have to be careful in the first place to only select the options I really need in my render.
I can reproduce this as well. While you can avoid it, it shouldn't cause Carrara to crash.
I logged it in the bug tracker:
https://bugs.daz3d.com/view.php?id=50659
0050659: Multi-Pass Command-Click crash
Thanks de3an for your support. Hope Daz fixes this for next release.
That's a sucky bug. I agree it shouldn't do that. I was merely trying to get more info. I don't use any version of 8, and I couldn't find an option in C7.2 Pro to add all the multi-pass options at one time. Is the ability to do that in 8.1 or was it added only to the 8.5 beta?
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