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I'm often doing parameter optimization, say of radiosity settings or
some complex math thingy, where I want to know how long it took to
render.
Ideally, a post_process would be added that would stamp the HH:MM:SS it
took to render.
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Like this?
http://stamp.sourceforge.net/index.html
Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> I'm often doing parameter optimization, say of radiosity settings or
> some complex math thingy, where I want to know how long it took to
> render.
>
> Ideally, a post_process would be added that would stamp the HH:MM:SS it
> took to render.
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On Thu, 08 Nov 2001 14:06:07 -0500, "Greg M. Johnson"
<"gregj56590[:-0]"@aol.com> wrote:
>I'm often doing parameter optimization, say of radiosity settings or
>some complex math thingy, where I want to know how long it took to
>render.
>
>Ideally, a post_process would be added that would stamp the HH:MM:SS it
>took to render.
In WIndows, check the rerun dialog, it lists the render time of the
scenes.
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] vip bg
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Peter Popov wrote:
> In WIndows, check the rerun dialog, it lists the render time of the
> scenes.
Thanks, but that's just a half step above doing the arithmetic from the file
creation times in my directory listing.
If say I'm doing a brute force optimization of radiosity settings, I want to
know if the images of my multiple permutations look good and were completed
timely at the same time.
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I'm pretty sure MegaPOV can do this. Check the manual (I don't have it
handy)
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s1631001 wrote:
> I'm pretty sure MegaPOV can do this.
Actuall, it's not quite what you wanted; this only stamps the parse
time.
//---soe---
//# at start of file, put
#declare ParseStart = start_chrono;
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// file body
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//# at end of file
#declare ParseEnd = current_chrono;
text{
concat(str(ParseEnd,2,2)," s for parse")
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//$ modifiers to align text object with camera plane
}
//---eoe---
Oh well...
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