#3ds max 2018 menu slow install#
What's strange is that yesterday after I did a clean install of Windows on my laptop (due to adding a new mSATA disk), I installed Max 2016 on it and the UI was very snappy with no perceivable delays. So far I tried the following: rebooting the PC, deleting my ENU folder, closing all active programs, closing all apps in the taskbar, disabling anti-virus, changing the Power Management type to Performance. Same with Max 2016 but a bit less severe. It's hell working like this and it's really getting on my nerves. Really interested into someone's else experience using other hardware/3ds max combo.Anybody else having issues with the UI of Max? The UI of Max 2018 is really sluggish on my machine (see signature) and every time I switch between sub-object modes (vertex, edge, poly etc.) or when selecting objects, the Command Panel starts flashing and Max freezes for 2-3 seconds before I can do anything again. The only thing to try speeding up these basic processes that have not done, is to disable hyperthreading, as they suggest on several forums. So obviously higher CPU clock has advantage during parsing/preparing for rendering. Parsing is about 15 seconds lower regardless of the scenario. Tried the scene on old, win 7, faster clocked i7 4930 and notices that opening the scene there takes roughly same amount of timetime. Opening the very same scene by saving it with Clay viewport active and opening it again, cut the above mentioned times roughly 25 %, except the parsing. Switching Viewport to Clay, than using Faces with Textures, does help, especially by opeing this test scene. Reinstalling C++ does not help, at least here. Manually adjusting them to be absolute seems to help a bit.Īdding new user to windows users and working with scenes there allevaites issues, until they are present again.
#3ds max 2018 menu slow driver#
Mapped drives are better to be used within 3ds max as driver letters than computer name and to be UNC.įorest pack and Raiclone External paths are by default Ralative. So basically things become worse once FP and RC are used within specific scene.ģds max 2018 with no service packs is faster than 2018.4.ģds max 2018.4 has huge lag in right menu- switching vertex to edge, to face ( especially when menu is extended so that there are two vertical rows)ģds max 2018.4 - Forest Pack - huuuuge lag - close to impossible to work. Saving times - regardless of configuration - approximately 15 seconds.
Observations - A scene ( 500MB) with several FP and few RC objects takes roughly:Ģ. Supermicro small server with 4 WD Gold, SSD cache / Raid 10 / 10Gb networkĪll assets have been copied to the corresponding device to test. NAS with 2 WD Red / Raid 1 / 1Gb networkĢ. Tested opening and rendering a scene in three different ways :ġ. Resorted from small NAS and 1Gb network to new Raid 10 Server and 10Gb network. System is with win 10, all fancy win 10 features disabled, dual Xeon v4, 3ds max 2018.4 I have been struggling solving this issue myself. I know that scene saves ect will vary massively as we aren't using the same test scene but I would appreciate information like I have laid out to get an general idea of others performance.
The file that I mentioned before takes 1:30-2 minutes to openĪMD Threadripper 2970x 64gb RAM Samsung m.2 970 (Some scenes can take 2-3 minutes or longer, seems random and not directly linked to size-odd)
Overall it takes 43-47 seconds roughly to launch a Fresh copy of 3DS Max to a usable state (I notice the first start of 3DS Max after a reboot takes 20-30 seconds longer?, anyone else?)Īn average interior scene, noting special a 15-20 Seconds -55 maps or so on a reasonable size. I have been trying to find information online and have come up blank & there is lots of outdated data! I know this will vary dependant on network speed/files size/assets in scene please provide this info like I have if you have the time! I would like to have some base information on how long it takes other people to do a few 3DS Max tasks whilst using NAS.
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