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On 2/17/21 11:40 AM, Alain Martel wrote:
> Le 2021-02-17 à 08:23, William F Pokorny a écrit :
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> In my testings, intervals 5 samples 10 run MUCH slower than samples 100
> and default intervals 1.
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OK. I'm sure you see what you see. If a small scene, post it and I'll
add it to my media test scenes. It will get run, but it's unlikely I'll
dig into it. The intervals > 1 cases are not something we should be using.
Using the recent media scene posted by Bald Eagle I see:
intervals, samples
Constant media
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1, 100 : 46.27user 0.05system 0:12.60elapsed (51.00)
5, 10 : 29.46user 0.07system 0:08.38elapsed (9.36)
10, 10 : 51.06user 0.04system 0:13.81elapsed (10.10)
Non-Constant media which in fact is constant:
( density { function { 1 } } // Fools the POV-Ray constant test.
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1, 100 : 140.91user 0.10system 0:36.46elapsed (101.00)
5, 10 : 80.60user 0.07system 0:21.24elapsed (11.00)
10, 10 : 151.94user 0.08system 0:39.21elapsed (11.00)
Bald Eagles original gradient x density media
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1, 100 : 132.72user 0.08system 0:34.38elapsed (101.00)
5, 10 : 76.09user 0.09system 0:20.12elapsed (11.00)
10, 10 : 143.69user 0.07system 0:37.18elapsed (11.00)
Intervals > 1 being slower but not too MUCH slower.
Bill P.
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