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Hi everyone,
As you know in Windows you can set a priority of a task so if you're rendering some animation or video you can set it to low priority and it'll carry on in the background and not slow down everything else. How do I do this in OSX? I constantly use maya and when I'm rendering some animation everything else gets very slow which was avoidable with windows using low priority in the task manager.
thanks in advance!
Simon
As you know in Windows you can set a priority of a task so if you're rendering some animation or video you can set it to low priority and it'll carry on in the background and not slow down everything else. How do I do this in OSX? I constantly use maya and when I'm rendering some animation everything else gets very slow which was avoidable with windows using low priority in the task manager.
thanks in advance!
Simon