Now, render or load the Frame Buffer SketchUp Freezes altogether. Or, Click on the “Render History” button and SketchUp immediately freezes. As soon as the frame buffer appeared, it would appear with the history directory tab at the same time, both being frozen. Once the activation is successful, you will be able to see the list of your available licenses on the license server home page.Įrror: VRay 3 for SketchUp Frame Buffer Frozen/Unresponsive - Fixīrief description: Frame Buffer causing SketchUp to freeze. You will then be prompted to enter your username and password. Or, “All Apps” > Chaos Group folder > Start V-Ray Online License ServerĢ)To activate your licenses, all you need to do is click ENABLE from the ONLINE LICENSING menu. Go to Windows Start Menu and search “Start V-Ray Online License Server” That's a mere guess, but as Chaos has clearly taken a page out of the Autodesk book, things might continue to develop similarly.1)Enable Online Licensing by Clicking this link: If you get “Page cannot be displayed”, Start the Online License Server
There might be an idie version down the line if enough people have bought into renting the software and they want to get to those not able to rent at this price. Without punishments for skipping versions and recent price hikes, in an ideal world, so to speak, you would be able to upgrade that version + the render licence to an up to date perpetual licence for an affordable price (higher if seen for one year alone, but quickly becoming cheaper with every year you are using it).īut as it is, you'd have to pay more than former full price to upgrade to a new perpetual version, not valuing your initial investment, and the same holds true for render nodes (maybe because they want you to do cloud rendering).īut your issue at hand is different from that. My reasoning is along the following lines: Seeing as you're "upgrading" from version 3, you might still have a perpetual license for that version. There are also developers who allow upgrades from any version to the newest one at the same price. Granted, the price doesn't rise further if you skip more than one version, but with that one skip you are already paying more than a new perpetual used to cost, and that's adjusted for inflation. And if a version doesn't interest a customer, then don't make them pay for the uninteresting version retroactively when you finally manage to pique their interest with a new version. If a new version truly offers great new features, then the customer not being able to use them should be punishment enough and they would be silly not to buy it.
The whole thing of punishing customers for skipping versions is greedy to begin with.
As you wrote "upgrade", I assumed you wanted to upgrade to another perpetual version, but it sounds like you are talking about renting):
Off-topic rant (I probably shouldn't post late at night. Currently, there is no indie licence, and I'm not aware of one being announced, either.
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