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    • DusX
      DusX Tech Staff last edited by

      'scaler' actor, resize video to any size you want.
      Paired with the 'Get Stage Size' and calculator, you can scale to a percent of the final output size.

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      • W
        webmammuth last edited by

        Hello dusx,

        Thank you for your answer.

        Maybe I'm wrong, but lowered scale video seems to still be processed has a full HD one..

        My fps is lower.

        Is really scale actor useful to lower resources consumption?

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        • Woland
          Woland Tech Staff @webmammuth last edited by

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          How many Stages are you using?

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          • Michel
            Michel Izzy Guru @webmammuth last edited by

            @webmammuth

            Why don't you use the stage preview?

            Best Michel

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              webmammuth @Woland last edited by

              @woland hello,

              Thank you, I Use 3 stages.

              One is for previewing.

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              • Michel
                Michel Izzy Guru @webmammuth last edited by

                @webmammuth

                I mean the one in the control window

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                  webmammuth @Michel last edited by

                  @michel

                  I used to. But the floating windows does the same job with less resources.

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                  • Michel
                    Michel Izzy Guru @webmammuth last edited by

                    @webmammuth

                    Even if you lower the refresh rate of the stage preview to 12 or even 1? You don't need it high for a preview.

                    Best Michel

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                      webmammuth @Michel last edited by

                      @michel

                      The preview in controls need to open a floating window or an output on a projector. Am I wrong?

                      If so it works in full frame rate anyway. 

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                      • Michel
                        Michel Izzy Guru @webmammuth last edited by

                        @webmammuth

                        If you double click the "Stage Preview" in controls in edit mode you can set the refresh rate in the settings window.

                        Best Michel

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                        • Skulpture
                          Skulpture Izzy Guru last edited by Michel

                          For any users reading this in the future this is the setting:

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                            webmammuth @Skulpture last edited by webmammuth

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                            OK.

                            But since the scene must be activated, it needs a full processing even if the framerate is lowered? Am I Wrong?

                            Or is it possible to view this preview without activating the scene itself? 

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