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Performance Tab

The Performance tab allows you to optimize the performance of the True-Sky addon by adjusting various settings

Volume Presets: Choose a volume preset that best suits your needs in terms of speed and quality.

  • Fastest: Pure focus on speed.
  • Fast: Most focus on speed.
  • Balanced: Balance between speed and quality.
  • High: Most focus on quality.
  • Highest: Pure focus on quality.

Camera Render Region: This setting "blocks" any pixels outside of the camera's view from being rendered. Enabling this option limits the amount of rendering needed and speeds up viewport performance.

Viewport Render Region: Enable this option to limit what part of the scene is being rendered in the viewport. This is useful if you only want to preview a specific area. Enabling this option reduces the amount of work needed to render the viewport and improves performance. You can manually draw the viewport render region by pressing CTRL+B or CMD+B while hovering your mouse in the viewport.

Pixel Size: Decrease the amount of pixels rendered in your viewport by binning pixels into bigger chunks. This improves performance, especially if you have high-resolution monitors or a low-end compute device. Recommended settings:

2x to 4x at 1440p

4x to 8x at 4k or above

Tile Size: Change the size of the tile used in final renders. This is recommended if you're using a CPU to render or have a low-end GPU. Adjusting the tile size provides a visually more performant render and, in some cases, reduces the strain on your system, preventing it from hanging. Note that this may increase the amount of RAM used by a small percentage in some cases.

True-Speed: Enable this option to approximate diffuse indirect light with background-tinted ambient occlusion. This provides a fast alternative to full global illumination (GI) for interactive viewport rendering or final renders with reduced quality.

These performance settings allow you to optimize the True-Sky addon for better performance and responsiveness in your Blender projects.
Created:
Monday, July 24, 2023
updated:
Tuesday, August 8, 2023

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Heather @ True-VFX
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