Ray-traced 3D: Initial shader compile failed

[Kalyo]

Now,

I'll try to explain in details:

My GPU is GeForce GTX 1070 - not supported from AE (funny)

After the "Ray-traced 3D: Initial shader compile failed (5070 :: 12)" error the next one is "Cannot create context for ray tracer (5070 :: 1)", followed by "Out of paged mapped memory for ray tracer. Your project may exceed GPU limits. Try closing other applications. Try updating the CUDA driver (5070 :: 2)."

I searched the internet for the problem before i post here and i've done the following:

1. Installed the latest CUDA driver.

2. Added (the exact name of) my GPU in the file "raytracer_supported_cards.txt"

3. Enabled untested and unsupported GPU for CUDA...

4. Replaced the optix.1.dll file with the suggested one i found on the network

None of these worked. Any other suggestions?...

[Jose Panadero]

Raytrace renderer is obsolete.  You can achieve the same results using the new Cinema 4D renderer. What are you trying to do with the old retrace 3D engine?

[Kalyo]

I don't mind to use Cinema 4D, just tell me how can i use motion blur and depth of field with it?

[Jose Panadero]

For motion blur effect you can use the Pixel Motion Blur Effect under Time category. For Depth of Field effect you can use the Camera Lens Blur effect with Z-Depth map under Blur & Sharpen category. Anyway, you cannot use MB and DOF with Raytrace if your comp is not in Full resolution, slowing your compositing process. Instead, use the normal Classic 3D renderer.

As we have said in multiple threads, Raytrace is an obsolete renderer since there are no advances or enhancements since 2012.

[Kalyo · Accepted solution]

Yes, i know Pixel Motion Blur and Camera Lens Blur, but instead of one step, there are few steps. Cinema 4D should be something modern, but offers fewer options. Anyway, thanks for the help!