I am almost always skeptical of these AI tools inside of the AE ever since I tried out the very expensive "Depth Scanner" from another author on aescripts. That plugin made my computer catch on fire.
So When I saw this plugin used basically the same idea with AI, I got my fire extinguisher ready.
Surprisingly, this plugin works really really well! Alot better than that other plugin that I mentioned. It is incredibly fast, and gives you pretty good results.
I am almost always skeptical of these AI tools inside of the AE ever since I tried out the very expensive "Depth Scanner" from another author on aescripts. That plugin made my computer catch on fire.
So When I saw this plugin used basically the same idea with AI, I got my fire extinguisher ready.
Surprisingly, this plugin works really really well! Alot better than that other plugin that I mentioned. It is incredibly fast, and gives you pretty good results.
It's a really good plugin. But does it support multiframe rendering?
Hi! It doesn't currently support MFR, we may add it in a future release. However, it does utilize all the cores of your GPU or CPU per-frame to maximize performance, so MFR wouldn't likely provide a significant speed boost anyway.
Thanks for the answer. I was wondering if MFR would slow things down more because of the warnings that come up when it's turned on, rather than because it speeds things up. I was wondering if it would be worth the hassle to turn MFR off every time I use the plugin. You're saying that there's no difference in rendering speed between having MFR on and off, right?
I just bought the plug-in but I can't download the file. When I try to download it, I get this error message: "An error occurred while getting the requested content. Please contact the store owner."
Thanks for the answer. I was wondering if MFR would slow things down more because of the warnings that come up when it's turned on, rather than because it speeds things up. I was wondering if it would be worth the hassle to turn MFR off every time I use the plugin. You're saying that there's no difference in rendering speed between having MFR on and off, right?
Yes, right now having MFR on and off will be no different. Since it doesn't currently support MFR, AE will just disable MFR for any renders involving it.
If we do add it in the future, it would only make it faster, not slower, but it would likely only be marginally faster.