Is it possible to have the denoiser applied in the raytraced viewport?
At the moment, on my end, it is faster to render the image rather than raytrace it on the viewport. But of course Rendering it blocks any work that can be continued while the viewport is being raytraced.
Thanks, N
Yes, just install one of the denoisers that will work on your machine from the _PackageManager. If you have no good AMD or NVidia GPU take the Intel denoiser.
You can enable it once you have a viewport with Raytraced. Check the viewport properties panel for the Post Effects tab (yellow star), and enable the denoiser.
got it. Thanks.
You can press “Set as document defaults” button at the bottom of the post-effects panel (the save icon). This will save the Enabled-state of the post-effect.
Hi David
Where will the save button
be on the Mac…? as I can’t find it in the panel
thanks a lot
Akash
I am guessing you have scroll bars hide by default. If you mouse over the right side you’ll see a scroll bar appear. Use it to scroll down to the buttons in question.
That is not the settings page for viewport denoising. You need to activate a Raytraced viewport and goe to the viewport properties, from there to post effects (a yellow star icon)
Yes Nathan thanks
but its way down after lots of empty space…
wouldn’t it be nice if it was located in a less exotic location?
thanks a lot
Akash
Is it possible to get the denoiser to be applied to viewcapture files? I’ve just done a 100 pass render and it seems the denoiser didn’t work despite having it turned on in the viewport. This is in v7 WIP
This has already been reported. Added this post to the issue:
I tried to use Nvidia denoiser because I have Nvidia GPU. The raytraced and arctic display modes were completely white - no objects were displayed. When I turned the raytraced mode on Rhino became unstable and it crashed without any bug report.
Next I tried to use Intel denoiser. It did not work. Options>Render>Post Effects window was empty. I disabled the Nvidia denoiser, but it did not help - the Post Effects window was still empty. I uninstalled the Nvidia denoiser - the Post Effects window is still empty.
I use Rhino 7 commercial version and ThinkPad W530 laptop computer with Quadro K2000M GPU (Nvidia driver 426.78, 2020-6-24, this is the latest driver available now).
Sorry if this is not helpful at all, but did you install the Intel Denoiser? I expect you did, but it’s not 100% clear from your post above.
If not, try _packagemanager
Yes, I did, but it was not displayed in the Options>Render>Post Effects window.
