Good morning all! I had a quick question about how to interpret the reporting output from rad
. Here’s a sample of what comes out of rad -N 12
.
...
FRAME 6: -vtv -vp 0.587958 -1.13395 0.34055 -vd -0.237007 0.964652 -0.115217 -vu -0.0275 0.111887 0.99334 -vh 4.36328 -vv 2.45516 -vo 0 -va 0 -vs -5.5 -vl -5.5
rpict: 41375138 rays, 0.00% after 0.043u 0.000s 0.043r hours on dooby (PID 13728)
rpict: 28096141 rays, 100.00% after 0.032u 0.000s 0.032r hours on dooby (PID 13752)
...
What does FRAME 6
mean? I notice it starts at FRAME 1
, and then increases in value, and sometimes refers to earlier frames. Given that there are multiple cores, I also notice that the percentage completed is not an “overall” percentage, but perhaps per rpict process, and so with many of them appearing at the same time, it’s hard to tell what the actual overall percentage completion is. Is there an easier way to read this output?
Also, how do I read the time value 0.032u 0.000s 0.032r hours
? In particular, I don’t know what “u”, “s”, or “r” stand for.