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A question about the ‘Flush Data After Each Frame’ option

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chongsong
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I am using this setting for USDA output. However, the visibility attribute loses some time samples depending on whether the ‘Flush Data After Each Frame’ option is used, causing the model to disappear. Did I miss any steps? Thank you very much for your help。
Edited by chongsong - 2024年1月9日 04:37:54

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jsmack
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seems like a bug to me
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chongsong
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I still haven’t solved this problem.
Finally, I decided to manually import the bgeo cache into the lens using sop_import. Or cancel this option for smaller data. The reason I found this problem is that in the case of particles, artists may trigger situations such as deletion outside the viewport.
As long as I don’t output USDA files, it can still work.
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