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IRender Crashes

Posted by Ohad Appelbaum on July 14, 2011 at 4:26am in IRender nXt ArielVision 3D Design Studio (Sket

I started using the trial version today and loved it from the start.

I was able to render few scenes and export the results but since then, all rendering tries failed and resulted in an error message of "system stopped responding and will be closed".

It fails when the rendering window is opening after the object count is done.

 

I ended up uninstalling and re-installing but it did not help.

I am using Sketchup 8 over Vista

 

Please advise,

Thanks,

Ohad

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  • sismercado August 11, 2011 at 6:00am
    Ok I download this, I will check what happen, Thank you for your support!!!
  • Rich Hart August 11, 2011 at 4:52am

    We posted a new version, KH10, which uses a different routine for creating the animation.

    It can be downlaoded from this link:

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/yxaw7whw8al5pvw/IRender_3_KH10nxt.zip

    Could you try it and see if it fixes the problem for you?

     



    sismercado said:

    I received  this

    Error message while running IRender nXt Version:  KG22nxt
    Error: Cannot save animation frame: Unable to Create Compressed Stream: Check your CODEC options.
    Perhaps the animation file is open in a viewer? I can find the Viewer??? where is it??? 
    Model Size: Not large (small)Occurs: Always, all models 
    Comment: SISMERCADO@GMAIL.COM Impossible to get a Animation rendering with this application!
    Memory: 
             (Error occurred in .\IRenderBatchAnimation.cpp line: 1325)
         #Date: '08/07/2011  12:52:29 Atlantic Standard Time'     #License: ''     #Computer: 'SISMERCADO-PC'     #Product: 'IRender nXt'     #Version: ' KG22nxt'     #Build: 'KG22nxt Friday, July 22, 2011'     #Base: 'IRenderBatch'     #Company: 'Microsoft'     #Phone: ''     #User: 'Microsoft'     #Email: ''     #Owner: 'SISMERCADO'     #TL: 'rtr'     #TC: 'IR'     #VC: '11'     #Windows: 'Windows Vista/2008 Build: 7600 '

  • akinlolu olugboji August 9, 2011 at 5:32am

    The interface is quite easy. Just select the files that needs stitching together.

     

  • sismercado August 9, 2011 at 5:08am
    I follow your step, buy I don't know the Bink? how this work??
  • Rich Hart August 9, 2011 at 2:28am

    Yes, Roy from AccuRender just recommends just saving the frame images and using another application like Bink to create the animation. Just set the output file extension to .png instead of .avi before rendering the animation and it will save the images that you'll need for that.

    I'll post a version soon that will hopefully fix the problem you're having though. 

  • akinlolu olugboji August 9, 2011 at 12:14am
    Meanwhile why not just stitch the individual rendered images with Bink.
  • Rich Hart August 8, 2011 at 11:41am

    We're writing a new routine to create the AVI file from the rendered images, to try to help us with this animation error.

    We'll post a new version as soon as it's ready for testing.

  • sismercado August 7, 2011 at 6:32am

    I received  this

    Error message while running IRender nXt Version:  KG22nxt
    Error: Cannot save animation frame: Unable to Create Compressed Stream: Check your CODEC options.
    Perhaps the animation file is open in a viewer? I can find the Viewer??? where is it??? 
    Model Size: Not large (small)Occurs: Always, all models 
    Comment: SISMERCADO@GMAIL.COM Impossible to get a Animation rendering with this application!
    Memory: 
             (Error occurred in .\IRenderBatchAnimation.cpp line: 1325)
         #Date: '08/07/2011  12:52:29 Atlantic Standard Time'     #License: ''     #Computer: 'SISMERCADO-PC'     #Product: 'IRender nXt'     #Version: ' KG22nxt'     #Build: 'KG22nxt Friday, July 22, 2011'     #Base: 'IRenderBatch'     #Company: 'Microsoft'     #Phone: ''     #User: 'Microsoft'     #Email: ''     #Owner: 'SISMERCADO'     #TL: 'rtr'     #TC: 'IR'     #VC: '11'     #Windows: 'Windows Vista/2008 Build: 7600 '

  • akinlolu olugboji August 5, 2011 at 7:42am
    Files created with SketchUp are often very big compared with Revit of the same/similar models
  • Rich Hart August 4, 2011 at 12:15pm

    2 of them were 64 bit operating systems. 

    One was 64 bit Windows 7, 6 gig of RAM, my main development machine.

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