This reliably freezes the window in just seconds and happens at some random point even when working normally so I pretty much can't use Filament at all. For example I can provoke a crash really easily by having some items in the scene, then switching to Filament and then wildly moving a light source around or rotating the environment map. Rarely in standard textured shader mode but usually after seconds of manipulating things when in Filament.
Makes sense, still I think it's great news so thanks for all your hard work.īy the way, Moté, would going that route also affect the normal viewport? Studio sometimes freezes on me when I there's a lot going on in the viewport. Then, you can chose between the two of them.
So my advice would be maybe to wait for Daz 5 (if doesn’t take too long to come), as it may break compability, and do some tests with a dualboot Linux. I’ll post in my tutorial where to post bug reports if needed :) As for Cuda, the hard part was to understand which functions were causing a problem, and "extend" then. In fact, Saancreed who did the wine OptiX library did it in a few hours, and it’s mostly copy/paste to add support for other versions. Cuda and OptiX are open to dev, so it should be relatively easy to fix any bug. But that’s up to you to see if you want to take these risks ^^Īlthough, I don’t see why it should stop working. In fact, it could completely stop working.įor me, it’s not a question as I hate Windows and would rather stop using Daz than quit Linux (even for a dualboot). A software or driver update could break it again. Also, we cannot guarantee that Daz will keep working. Sadly, I don’t think there is any way for us to improve performance, it’s all up to nvidia on this one (although, I have absolutely no idea of how it impacts performance, I never used Daz on Windows). You should first try launching Daz and see how performances are impacted and if you find it acceptable. Does this mean I can ditch Windows in the near future and still work with DS?Īs much as I’d like to say yes, I can’t advise it easily. Congratulations, I am so happy for you ! I've been a long time lurker of this thread as I really do not have the knowledge to add anything meaningful in order to get DS running on Linux.but this sounds rather exciting.
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