Hans-Peter Jansen
cb8981343b
- Combine cycles devel package within blender
- Remove unused %post{,un} sections, these caches/databases are
updated by rpm triggers
- Updated blender.appdata.xml
- Optix enabled build depends on package nvidia-optix-headers now
(disabled by default due to copyright issues)
- Define %py3pkg literally allows use within {Build,}Requires
- Guard unzip/wget requirements %{with optix}.
- Add a OptiX build conditional, disabled by default and switched to
a dynamic approach to handle the the OptiX support. This way, no
copyrighted bits are packaged.
- Adapt build for Python 3.10 (required minimum version)
- Add optix includes that prepares the runtime OptiX renderer
Similar to other renderers, the OptiX renderer is generated on the
first use, given a proper local installation
- Drop outdated patch blender-293-openexr3.patch
- Update to 3.1.0
https://www.blender.org/download/releases/3-1/
https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Reference/Release_Notes/3.1
- drop patches included in update
0001-Fix-T94661-Out-of-bounds-memory-access-due-to-malfor.patch
0001-Fix-T94629-The-IMB_flip-API-would-fail-with-large-im.patch
0001-Fix-T89542-Crash-when-loading-certain-.hdr-files.patch
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/965337
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/graphics/blender?expand=0&rev=424
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NVIDIA OptiX rendering on openSUSE
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Prerequisites
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Given, you mastered SUSE-NVIDIA-GPU-rendering.txt already, follow this guide
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in order to have OptiX rendering available from Blender.
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Note, that you need an account on https://developer.nvidia.com for the next step
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to succeed.
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Download the OptiX package for Linux from
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https://developer.nvidia.com/designworks/optix/download
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At the time of this writing, this was Version 7.4.0.
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The further description refers to this version.
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You need to unpack it in a specific location (as root). Since we need to specify
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the path to OptiX at build time, /opt/nvidia/optix needs to point to your current
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OptiX environment:
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$ su
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# mkdir -p /opt/nvidia
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# cd /opt/nvidia
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# sh ~user/Downloads/NVIDIA-OptiX-SDK-7.4.0-linux64-x86_64.sh
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# # Answer all questions with yes.
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# # Note: adjust path accordingly
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# ln -s NVIDIA-OptiX-SDK-7.4.0-linux64-x86_64 optix
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Now set up OptiX environment, e.g. in ~/.profile or in /etc/profile.local:
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export OPTIX_ROOT_DIR=/opt/nvidia/optix
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export OPTIX_INCLUDE_DIR=$OPTIX_ROOT_DIR/include
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Given, all prerequisites are fulfilled, you should find the OptiX rendering device
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in Edit -> Preferences -> System.
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