What version of xsi are you using for the import?
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> From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM
> [mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Rainer Schmidt
> Sent: 23-April-2006 17:27
> To: XSI(at)Softimage.COM
> Subject: Cluster related problem...
>
> I am stuck... Seems to be a cluster related problem.
> I tried to import a .obj. That failed.
> I used C4D to import that .obj into C4D and it worked just fine.
> Textures and everything.
> Now I exported that again as .obj with C4d and can read it with XSI.
> Great...
> Whatever was 'wrong' with the .obj in the beginning was
> ironed out by C4D.
> After the import I end up with 1 polymesh with 35 clusters
> with material/texture assignments.
> NOW, after loading it takes about 9 minutes on my Opteron 280
> box to have the first render region starting to render.
> Render itself takes a few seconds. Default settings. No
> FG,GI,aliasing...
> After that, it renders as usual. Quick. I can add lights etc.
> All good.
> The moment I define another cluster for a new texture. Or
> delete a cluster, , modify any cluster, it takes about 9
> minutes again to have the next render region start rendering.
> The memory stays pretty much the same during the 9-11
> minutes. One CPU is maxed out and I have no idea what the
> heck is going on.
> I exported the mesh as .xsi. Shut everything down, started
> again and imported the .XSI file just to encounter the same problem.
> Any ideas how I can get rid of that problem? I have to work
> quite a bit on the model... sighhhhh Rainer
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