Sistema

The System section allows you to set graphics card options, memory limits & sound settings.

If your hardware does not support some of the options described on this page, then they will either not be displayed or be corrected on startup.

Preferences System section.

Cycles Render Device

Changes the computing device the Cycles render engine uses to render images. Cycles can use either the CPU or certain GPUs to render images, for more information see the GPU Rendering page.

None

When set to None or when the only option is None: the CPU will be used as the computing device for Cycles.

CUDA

If the system has a compatible Nvidia CUDA device, it will be available as an option for rendering with Cycles.

OptiX

If the system has a compatible Nvidia OptiX device, it will be available as an option for rendering with Cycles.

HIP

If the system has a compatible AMD HIP device, it will be available as an option for rendering with Cycles.

Metal

If the system has a compatible Apple Metal device, it will be available as an option for rendering with Cycles.

Distribute Memory Across Devices

Allocates resources across multiple GPUs rather than duplicating data, effectively freeing up space for larger scenes. Note that in order for this option to be available, the GPUs must be connected together with a high bandwidth communication protocol. Currently only NVLink on Nvidia GPUs is supported.

MetalRT (Experimental)

MetalRT for ray tracing uses less memory for scenes which use curves extensively, and can give better performance in specific cases. However this support is experimental and some scenes may render incorrectly.

Operating System Settings

Make this installation your default Blender.

Nota

This panel of options is only available on Microsoft Windows.

Make Default

Make the currently in use Blender installation the default for generating thumbnails and the default for opening blend-files.

Memory & Limits

Undo Steps

O número de passos para desfazer disponíveis.

Undo Memory Limit

A utilização máxima de memória em Megabytes (Valor 0 (zero) significa ilimitado).

Desfazer globalmente

This enables Blender to save actions done when you are not in Edit Mode. For example, duplicating objects, changing panel settings or switching between modes.

Aviso

While disabling this option does save memory, it stops the Adjust Last Operation panel from functioning, also preventing tool options from being changed in some cases. For typical usage, its best to keep this enabled.

Veja também

Leia mais sobre as opções de desfazer e refazer

Console Scroll-back Lines

The number of lines, buffered in memory of the console window. Useful for debugging purposes and command-line rendering.

Texture Time Out

Time since last access of a GL texture in seconds, after which it is freed. Set this to 0 to keep textures allocated.

Garbage Collection Rate

Number of seconds between each run of the GL texture garbage collector.

VBO Time Out

Time since last access of a GL vertex buffer object (VBO) in seconds after which it is freed (set to 0 to keep VBO allocated).

Garbage Collection Rate

Number of seconds between each run of the GL vertex buffer object garbage collector.

Editor de sequências de vídeo

Memory Cache Limit

Upper limit of the Video Sequencer and Movie Clip Editor memory cache (in megabytes). For an optimal Clip editor and Sequencer performance, high values are recommended.

Use Disk Cache

Writes cached strips to disk which can store a lot more than RAM. To use the Disk Cache, this option must be enabled, the Disk Cache Directory and Disk Cache Limit set, then save or reopen the existing blend-file.

Directory

The location on disk to store the cache.

Cache Limit

Upper limit of the Video Sequencer’s disk cache (in gigabytes), setting to zero disables disk cache.

Compression

The level of compression to compress image in the disk cache. This has a trade off between saving disk space and requiring more processing. The more compression used requires faster disk write/read speeds and more CPU usage.

Proxy Setup

When and how Proxies are created.

Automático

Build proxies for added movie and image strips in each preview size.

Manual

Set up proxies manually.

Veja também

Sequencer Cache Properties

Sound

This panel contains the sound settings for live playback within Blender and are only available with a device other than None. To control these settings for exporting sound see the Encoding Panel and Audio Panel.

Dispositivo de áudio

Define o motor de áudio a ser usado para processar e gerar a saída de áudio.

None

No audio playback support (audio strips can still be loaded and rendered normally).

CoreAudio

On macOS, CoreAudio is the native audio API. This is the default setting for macOS users and should be preferred.

PulseAudio

PulseAudio is the most commonly used sound server on modern Linux distributions. If PulseAudio is available, this should be the preferred setting on Linux.

WASAPI

On Windows, WASAPI is the native audio API introduced with Windows Vista. This is the default setting for Windows users and should be preferred.

Jack

High quality professional audio engine that needs a properly configured server running on your system. Supports accurate synchronization with other professional audio applications using Jack.

OpenAL

Available on all platforms in case the native engines do not work. The played back 3D audio might sound different than when rendered.

SDL

Uses Simple Direct Media Layer API from libsdl.org which supports all platforms. Might be of lower quality and thus should only be used as backup.

Canais

Sets the audio channel count.

Contingenciamento de mistura

Sets the number of samples used by the audio mixing buffer. Higher buffer sizes can cause latency issues, but if you hear clicks or other problems, try to increase the size.

Taxa de amostragem

Sets the audio sampling rate.

Formato de amostragem

Sets the audio sample format.