By downgrading my drivers to Radeon Software Version 17.7 the render is now working without issue

Can confirm GLSL errors with very old versions but appears to be fixed now.

The blender render has been removed from blender 2.8 and will not receive any more updates.
Therefore I will close this issue.

rB23c14a0bbacf2b7f904905ec94e2d9b1be67f45e

Never fear, Clément is here !

You are right this behavior is not good. I'll make it match the viewport.

@Clément Foucault (fclem): Not sure what the reasoning behind this is?
(will confirm for the time being...)

Looks indeed like this is forced

Is this still an issue with the latest build from https://builder.blender.org/download/ ?

i created a new seance with 2 simple object ,the results was the same.

...That ain't good, then.

It seems Separate Albedo gets forced on during renders. If you turn on Separate Albedo, the viewport and render look the same, but I think the fact that the render doesn't respect Separate Albedo being off is a bug

I've noticed raising the Subsurface value in your material tints the model slightly, so SSS seems to very partially function.
By the way, just so you know, Base.001 has inverted normals, you might wanna fix that, even if it's not a problem right now.

Win 10 Home
GeForce 840M 418.81
9c68ac0448b6

Dont think hardware specs are pointless here.

Not sure if this is related, but doesnt seem to hang if multiple of tilesize fit nicely into image size:
e.g. Tilesize of 256x256 and rendering 2048x2048 doesnt seem to have this problem.
[totally unsure how this has an effect though]

Seems to hang in IMB_exrtile_write_channels
specifically: out.writeTile(partx / data->tilex, party / data->tiley, level); never returns nor throws an error apparently

Might be new dependency graph, might be fix in some other area. If the issue is fixed in blender2.8, i'd consider this resolved :)

OK, just tried it and it works. New dependency graph?

@Steffen Dünner (SteffenD) can you try 2.8 also?

In T53341#614867, @Sergey Sharybin (sergey) wrote:

@Steffen Dünner (SteffenD), do you mind testing latest build from builder.blender.org?

@Steffen Dünner (SteffenD), do you mind testing latest build from builder.blender.org?

@Sergey Sharybin (sergey) it seem like it can not longer reproduce the issue on my end with either blender 2.8 or blender 2.79 :S

@Sebastian Parborg (zeddb), i can not reproduce the issue here, but i can currently only render on CPU. Does it happen when file is re-saved with CPU settings for you?

I've had something similar happen to me, actually with two AMD GPUs, on a laptop; one the onboard of the APU and another external one. One card rendered normal squares and the other semi-transparent one, until the crash happened and all the rest were rendered transparent, is that how it happens?

This seems to still be a problem with the latest blender 2.8 beta.

Is this still an issue in the latest builds?

It is currently a limitation but I still want to improve on this when I have time.

I'm guessing this is just a limitation of eevee dof. But I want to be sure. @Clément Foucault (fclem) ?

Seems this was fixed in the daily builds then.

In T60955#609348, @Philipp Oeser (lichtwerk) wrote:

Seems to be a framerate issue [that I cannot reproduce actually].
The blend file has 60fps, however your attached video file reports at 30fps.

If I render this thing in a current 2.79 build from https://builder.blender.org/download/ or 2.79b I am getting an output that also reports at 60fps.

Is this render straight out of blender? Or did this go through something else as well?
If this is straight out of blender, then it would be good to have the exact file that you rendered from [not this template that needs additional steps to do...]

Marking as incomplete until further information is given...

In T60955#609348, @Philipp Oeser (lichtwerk) wrote:

Seems to be a framerate issue [that I cannot reproduce actually].
The blend file has 60fps, however your attached video file reports at 30fps.

If I render this thing in a current 2.79 build from https://builder.blender.org/download/ or 2.79b I am getting an output that also reports at 60fps.

Is this render straight out of blender? Or did this go through something else as well?
If this is straight out of blender, then it would be good to have the exact file that you rendered from [not this template that needs additional steps to do...]

Marking as incomplete until further information is given...

Seems to be a framerate issue [that I cannot reproduce actually].
The blend file has 60fps, however your attached video file reports at 30fps.

Additional example...
With DOF off, such error appears only in 1 pixel.