Yes you are right, if I load an old project, the files were gone and it takes a little time to re-render them, but that is a problem of having only a 127GB SSD drive. Now, just to know if we can do it, trying to delete the saved files by a script. …., So something happened on the RAM files or so. The UNDO and SNAPSHOT options in the After Effects > Edit > Purge section get not available anymore, after running this script…. I´ve tried all of them, the ALL_CACHES, UNDO_CACHES, SNAPSHOT_CACHES and IMAGE_CACHES, found on page 27 in the CS6 scripting guide. The app.purge script works not in the way, that the files, saved on the cache drive, gets deleted. So I can say YES, the space on the drive is greater than the max disk cache size after the clearing. If I clear the Disk Cache by the "clear disk cache" button in the AE Prefs, it first informs me, to be sure to delete all the (90GB) files on that cache and after doing so, the available size of that SSD is back at 127 GB. Hopefully that are the best settings I can make. Maximum Disk Cache Setting is at 90 GB, Hopefully Todd will correct me on any of this if I'm wrong. The latest versions of AE use a persistant disk cache that holds cache frames/states from previous sessions, so if you're going back to the same project there's a good chance it will be less efficient if you purge the disk cache each time you launch. I don't know if this purges the disk cache or just the RAM cache though. We’ll also check out some versatile third-party 3D Text Animation plug-ins. In order to achieve optimal disk cache playback with the ioFX and After Effects, it is recommend that you have a minimum of 24GB of system RAM. The CS6 scripting guide has an app.purge(PurgeTarget.IMAGE_CACHES) method which could theoretically be run as a startup script. Now with CS6, After Effects ups the ante by adding 3D Extrusion of Text to to the mix We’ll take a look and 2D and 3D Text Animation in After Effects CS6, with an eye toward using these features in combination with Premiere via Adobe Dynamic Link. ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS CS6 SET-UP WITH IOFX After Effects CS6 is optimized for RAM preview playback, but there is still an advantage to having very fast disk I/O from a Fusion io FX device.
#Managing cs6 after effects disk cache free#
You would need to launch the earlier version and use the Empty Disk Cache button in the prefs to free up that space. If you've run earlier versions of AE then I think they have a separate disk cache allocation, and may still be using up disk space you're not aware of.
You could experiment, but Todd will be able to answer that better.
#Managing cs6 after effects disk cache full#
If you clear the disk cache, is the space on the drive greater than the max disk cache size? It may be that it warns if a full disk cache leaves less the 10% space remaining or something like that. I thought it only appeared if there wasn't enough space to store the full amount without running out of space.
If the drive is only being used for After Effects I'm not sure why you're getting that warning.
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