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• Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  I just got my Macbook Pro w / retina delivered today 15 ".

  I installed CC After Effects and received this warning message:

  Ray-Tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved.

  For now, the ray-tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer.

  For more information, see: http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracedgpu

  
  

  My mac spec is:

  Processor: 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB

  -

  I have absolutely no idea what the implications are for the AMD graphics card instead of the NVIDIA one card, no one knows what effect this will have on my mac when you use CC After Effects? I've never had this warning on my iMac 21.5 "...

  Is there something I can do?

  Thank you very much, Harry.

  The only thing THAT AE really use the GPU is obsolete ray-traced rendering engine. Very few people use the ray-traced rendering engine. I wouldn't worry about this at all.

  More info here: features GPU (CUDA, OpenGL) in After Effects and here: http://motionworks.net/after-effects-3d-future/

  Now, some third-party plugins (like element, 3D Invigorator, transmutation, etc..) Make use of the GPU, but they will work with the AMD cards and have nothing to do with this warning of CUDA, you want to come. Check that the requirements for all you plan to buy.

  You can confidently check the option do not show this message.

• "Ray tracing on the GPU requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved."

  When I run the application after effects cc I get the following "Ray tracing on the GPU requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For now ray tracing will use the GPU. "Yes, I have a new MacPro with an AMD card. Y at - it a future update that will take care of this or is there another solution?

  Thank you Paul Roberts

  This error message can be ignored (there is even an option to tell him to never show again).

  This means what he says. He tells you that your GPU is not supported for the acceleration of the converter drawn with RADIUS. This is not a problem, because it is an obsolete effect. Now that After Effects comes with Cinema 4 d, you have a more quickly, better and better how to produce 3D in AE.

• Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved

  The error message below started popping up right when I've upgraded to the latest version after effects CC (12.1).

  

  I have running Max OS Lion still (10.75) so I'm not sure its related to the OS.   I run two monitors also.

  Stupid, but it seems that I just needed to restart my computer. Restart after effects was not enough. Womp. Happy thanksgiving.

• Help, please... Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later graphics card approved?

  Hello

  I have a little problem with After Effects and first.

  After Effects:

  Guard asking on the GPU Ray-tracing requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 approved
  
  

  First freezes unexpectedly

  Can someone please

  Appreciate much-ly

  You can still use the stabilizer inherited in AE until the issue of stabilizer chain attaches. Monitoring and stabilize the movement with point tracker

  Given that you have updated your Mac OS, you can watch the permissions problems as guilty as possible: fixing permissions issue that is an impediment to start Adobe applications

• Please help :) Ray-tracing on GPU error requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 approved.

  Hi all, if anyone can help me to fix this error, I'll be more aprreciative.

  I get this error when I open After Effects.

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For the moment, tracing will use the CPU.

  After installing CUDA 5.0 or later, restart your computer.

  For more information, see: http://www.Adobe.com/go/aeraytracegpu

  IM on a newer Pro MAc OSX running desktop computer (OS X 10.9.2 (13 c 64) and a)

  Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB (not a sound AMD NVIDIA)

  I tried the update of software and the operating system because it is now that recent versions of OSX do apparently. Not downoloading the driver AMD software supports only the previous operating system.

  Friendly Toby.

  Motion Designer / Editor

  > I get this error when I open After Effects.

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a graphics NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or later approved. For the moment, tracing will use the CPU.

  This isn't a mistake. This is just an informational message. It's just saying you that you do not have the equipment needed to use a specific feature. Don't worry; This is a feature that you have almost no reason to worry - the traced the beam 3D rendering engine. There are many superior ways to do 3D in After Effects without using this feature. Just ignore the message and continue.

• the radius of GPU Tracker requires a card approved NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0, but my plate's RADEON R7200, this WHO CAN I DO?

  installed the aftermath, when you open a message:

  the radius of GPU Tracker requires a card approved NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0, but my plate's RADEON R7200, this WHO CAN I DO?

  There is nothing you can do. This means what he says. You need a supported NVidia card to use the GPU raytracing acceleration.

  Mylenium

• Ray-tracing on GPU disabled on MacBook Pro with a graphics card double

  Hi all,

  I just installed the demo version of scars on my new macbook pro 15 ".
  He has these 2 graphics cards:

  • Intel Pro Iris graphics card
  • NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M
    2 GB of GDDR5 memory

  But when I opened After effects CC I get this error:

  Ray-tracing on GPUS requires a map dgraphic approved NVIDIA and CUDA 5.0 or higher. At the moment the ray-tracing will use just the CPU.
  On NVIDIA, I saw that mine is a CUDA GPU: https://developer.nvidia.com/CUDA-GPUs .
  Why I get this error?

  Thank you

  > However, I can install driver CUDA 5.0 + with GT750M and use ray-tracing with GPU on AE (OSX)?

  You can use it, but it was not tested and not supported. You use it at your own risk, with the caveats explained here:

  pengl-in-after-effects-CC-12-1.html http://blogs.adobe.com/AfterEffects/2013/09/GPU-Changes-for-CUDA-and-o

• Enable GPU and Nvidia Geforce 730 Ray tracing

  Bought this gpu (2 GB DDR5 Vram) of MSI GeForce N730K-2GD5LP/OCV1 (MSI Global).

  Put in touch with the adobe wish form support center but don't have no answer yet!

  Before you buy this card, I searched a lot and found somewhere on the system requirements for after effects CC 2014. It says any Nvidia Geforce 6 * 7 * supports after effects CC 2014.

  Now, here, I've not seen any post is linked with the card Nvidia GT 730 or found it in the condition list!

  I need to know if this card supports or not?

  What should I do now?

  Help me as soon as possible...

  First of all, why do you want to use the ray-traced rendering engine? It is considered to be obsolete. It was a crappy way to do 3d in After Effects. And, if you do not use it to create the geometry of 3d in AE, it slowed just all way down.

  If you want to do 3d in AE work, use the new and more powerful 3d solution that comes with AE or use a third-party plugin like 3-d element Zaxwerks Invigorator, courage, etc. - GPU needs ShapeShifter have nothing to do with the requirements of the renderer traced to the RADIUS. I'm sure that all three of them can use your GPU, but check the requirements before you buy anything.

  Now, if you want to continue to use the old ray-traced rendering engine, this is the page with the requirements for the ray-traced rendering engine: after effects configuration required for Mac OS and Windows

  Nowhere does N cards or GT (except one: GT 650 M). All cards are cards GTX or Quadro. Now, in AE CC 2014 and versions later, you can check the box to use unsupported cards in order to expedite the ray-traced rendering engine, so you can try it.

• Why Ray-Tracing is disabled?

  Hi, I have a NVIDIA GeForce GT 1024Mo of 650 M. In after effects THAT GPU CC is disabled, so my question is that my graphics card is too old or simply not supported by adobe. If this is the case, how can I activate my graphics card to allow ray-tracing?

  Thank you very much

  Eduard

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M

  According to the system requirements, this card is approved for the acceleration of the converter drawn with RADIUS: system requirements | After Effects

  Please make sure that you have the current driver of CUDA. Also, Macs are set up to make 'smart' actual switching between graphics from Intel and your GPU. You must ensure that your GPU is the only thing used and it does not move to the Intel graphics card. It's in your control panel somewhere.

  What version of Yosemite? Make sure that you have updated to the latest. Apple has fixed a few bugs that hit After Effects in their last update.

  That being said, the ray-traced rendering engine is considered as an obsolete feature. The After Effects team is it evolves any more. If I were you, I'd put my efforts in becoming familiar with C4D Lite and the Cineware effect. This is where the AE team is to put their development time and is more powerful than the raytraced render engine.

• Does anyone know if After Effects supports graphic map of Navida GTX750 of ray-tracing?

  Does anyone know if After Effects supports graphic map of Navida GTX750 of ray-tracing?

  All GPUS supported for GPU of the 3D rendering engine acceleration traced to the RADIUS are listed in the configuration system requirements:

  System requirements | After Effects

• In any case to allow ray-tracing with AMD Fire500?

  Hey everybody,

  On a new MacPro and can't understand this. I thought I would just check the non supported cards little 'activate' box in preview options, then at least be able to see the projects that have used the ray-tracing... But that the box is grayed out, the map is completely unsupported?

  It was perhaps too naïve to assume that newer Macs would be delivered with compatible cards AE, but what on earth do I do now? If I need to open and work with prior to traced to the RADIUS project that I have to use my old system?

  Is there a solution?

  Thank you!
  Maria

  Acceleration hardware path ray made in AE is ONLY possible with Nvidea GPU.  Cards in the Mac Pro AMD should not always be supported by Adobe for this feature.

  More information, you may like to read this recent thread:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1421930?TSTART=30

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• Complicated simple question - ray tracing

  Hello

  I'm working currently on a project - I have an optical system (some prisms, some lenses etc) and I want to do a VI to calculate the propagation of a ray of light - something like ray tracing.

  I know that labview is not a perfect platform to address this issue, but I still want to try.

  My problem is as follows: I want to calculate the propagation of a ray through a lens. I skate with some coordinates (y = const) and a lens plano convex - forward of a lens is a piece of a sphere. To calculate the spread (using snell's law), I find an angle between the RADIUS and the line that is tangent to this sphere lens to the point where my light beam hits the lens.

  My procedure (on the piece of paper):

  1.i know the coordinates of the center of a sphere (take (0,0)) and its radius r (x ^ 2 + y ^ 2 = r ^ 2). I know that the value of y = y_0 including the ray enters the goal.

  so I can calculate the x_0: x_0 ^ y_0 2 + ^ 2 = r ^ 2. Now, I know the point where the light enters the lens (x_0, y_0)

  2. then comes the usual procedure to find the equation of a tangent line to the sphere (y = a * x + b):

  I updated y_0 and x_0 this equation:

  Y_0 = a * x_0 + b

  and I can't remove an unknown value (e.g. b): y = a *(x-y_0) + x_0

  3. then I put this assimilation into the equation of the sphere (x ^ 2 + y ^ 2 = r ^ 2) and it's the quadratic equation that have an unknown value x and only one free parameter: a.

  4 beacause I want to have the tangent line, so there should be a single good with sphere - so the quadratic equation should have determinant equal to zero (the only solution for x). It gives me an equation for one. I should find the value of a that satisfies this equation and then I know this tangent line and I have the solution! UF...

  Unfortunately I still have not found a solution to implement this in labview (and I'm motivated because most of the work of this project is already done). I tried with the formula of analysis and so on, but I could not.

  I will be really grateful for any advice or help!

  Helmik,

  LabVIEW does not symbolic math.  Once you have the equations solved on paper or reduced to a set that can be solved numerically, so you can program in LV

  When I look at your math in the first post, I see that (3) you describe an equation in x and a. However, this is not an order quadratic equation, but a fourth polynomial with terms like a ^ 2 * x ^ 2-2 * a ^ 2 * x * y_0. If this is not so easily resolved.

  Isn't the tangent to the sphere perpendicular to the RADIUS at that time? The angle of the beam can be calculated from x_0, y_0 and the center of the sphere. Then add 90 degrees. An arc tangent and no complicated equations.

  Lynn

• What is the situation with the mac pro users and map of cuda for ray-tracing work?

  What is the situation with the mac pro users and map of cuda for ray-tracing work? If it is not necessary or should I try to install a?

  CUDA acceleration is no longer under development, and I've only played with traced to the RADIUS on a few test projects. If I need 3D dimensions objects I used C4D Lite, which is now included in EI