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So I noticed the other day in my console the following tip/message upon startup:
The functionality of OpenGL rendering depends on the hardware. To provide a maximum range of compatibility there are some environment variables that can force Fusion to use specific Cg-profiles. If you have some trouble rendering a scene using OpenGL or displaying it in the viewport, try to set the environment variables CGGL_LATEST_FRAGMENT_PROFILE = arbfp1 and/or CGGL_LATEST_VERTEX_PROFILE = arbvp1
Now I have been having a lot of stability problems with Fusion on my Windows setup over the last year or so, I have turned off OpenCL which helped somewhat but still crashing every 20-30 mins. So I thought 'what the hell' and added the environment variables to my PC and switched back on OpenCL (So I could use Junes cool noise Tool!).
I have not had a crash for 2 days, even tools like CornerPositioner which would previously crash my system at the drop of a hat is now playing nicely? I know a few of you out there had similar problems to me so I would be interested to see if anyone else has had any luck with these changes?
The functionality of OpenGL rendering depends on the hardware. To provide a maximum range of compatibility there are some environment variables that can force Fusion to use specific Cg-profiles. If you have some trouble rendering a scene using OpenGL or displaying it in the viewport, try to set the environment variables CGGL_LATEST_FRAGMENT_PROFILE = arbfp1 and/or CGGL_LATEST_VERTEX_PROFILE = arbvp1
Now I have been having a lot of stability problems with Fusion on my Windows setup over the last year or so, I have turned off OpenCL which helped somewhat but still crashing every 20-30 mins. So I thought 'what the hell' and added the environment variables to my PC and switched back on OpenCL (So I could use Junes cool noise Tool!).
I have not had a crash for 2 days, even tools like CornerPositioner which would previously crash my system at the drop of a hat is now playing nicely? I know a few of you out there had similar problems to me so I would be interested to see if anyone else has had any luck with these changes?