Search TipsMari 4.7v6 Release Notes
Release Date
22 December 2021
Bug Fixes
Platform
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ID 496656 - Some libraries were missing in Linux causing errors in Python modules like hashlib
Project Data
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ID 495901 - Mari could intermittently crash when importing a large UDIM sequence into a Project.
Project
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ID 497445 - Mari could intermittently crash after extracting a Project Archive.
Bake Points
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ID 495998 - Batch connecting a Multi-Channel Bake Point could intermittently crash Mari.
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ID 496598 - Property sliders would move towards their original position after adjustment if Bake Point nodes were present in the network.
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ID 496024 - When creating a new Multi-Channel Bake Point node, Mari would slow down and UI glitches were visible in the Node Graph.
Layerstack
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ID 495901 - Mari could intermittently crash when importing a large UDIM sequence into a Project.
Shelf
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ID 494369 - Mari could intermittently crash on launch when loading Shelf thumbnails from disk.
Project
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ID 497445 - Mari could intermittently crash after extracting a Project Archive.
Layer Stack
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ID 496275 - Reordering Layers could intermittently freeze Mari.
Colorspace
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ID 497865 - In certain conditions the wrong input colour-space could be used in the View Transform which could lead to incorrect colours in the Canvas.
Known Issues
Graphics Cards
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ID 471286 - Mari crashes when a project is created or opened while using Nvidia GPU driver version 461.92, 462.31 and 462.59
UI
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ID 483855 - When Mari is launched with Administrator Privileges, you are unable to Drag and Drop items from Windows Explorer into Mari.
System Requirements
Note: Mari increases its level of performance with newer, more advanced hardware configurations. However, Mari is tested and capable of operating on many older, prior-generation systems. For this reason we are listing below-minimum requirements, which are recommended, and on which tests have been performed. Your particular needs may vary from that of other users.
Officially Supported Operating Systems
- Windows 10 64-bit
- Linux 64-bit operating system (CentOS/RHEL 7)
Note: Linux Desktop Managers: Mari is officially tested on GNOME and MATE. While it generally performs well on other desktop managers like KDE, most of our bug fixes will target those specified above. Some desktop managers like XFCE have not been tested with Mari and therefore will not be supported.
Minimum Hardware Requirements
- Quad-core processor
- 10+GB disk space available for caching and temporary files
- At least 4GB RAM
- Display with 1680 x 1050 pixel resolution
- An NVIDIA or AMD* graphics card with the latest drivers
- 1GB of graphics memory
- OpenGL 3.2* or higher
*Displacement preview is currently only available on the cards and drivers that support OpenGL 4.0 or newer.
Recommended System Requirements
- 2.5+Ghz Quad-core processor
- 250+GB disk space available for caching and temporary files. SSD is preferable.
- 16GB RAM with additional virtual memory*
- Display with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution
- An NVIDIA or AMD* graphics card with the latest drivers
- 2+GB of graphics memory
- OpenGL 4.4 or higher support
*The use of virtual memory improves stability and helps prevent data loss on large projects.
'Recommended' does not guarantee that it meets your particular needs.
Tested Hardware
The configurations listed below are those that Foundry have tested with Mari. Due to the constantly changing nature and wide variety of computer hardware available in the market, Foundry is unable to officially certify hardware. The list below can be used as a recommendation and does not guarantee that it meets your particular needs.
Please download and install the latest graphics driver from the NVIDIA or AMD websites, and ensure that you are using 8.982.1 drivers or higher for AMD cards.
If you encounter any issues, please contact Customer Support directly through the Support Portal at the following address: https://support.foundry.com.
Tested GPU Hardware
| NVIDIA Prosumer Graphics Cards |
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| NVIDIA Enterprise Graphics Cards |
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