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Network Rendering
15 years 6 months ago #727
by Tankefugl
Replied by Tankefugl on topic Re:Network Rendering
Ok ran the quick test, its atleast useable 
my bad, ill update this thread if I find anything worth mentioning, for now, ignore it. 
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14 years 2 weeks ago #1915
by benjamin ziegler
Replied by benjamin ziegler on topic Re:Network Rendering
Hi,
seens i've the same requests
I have a 20 to 40 dual quads render farm
We have many project rendering at the same time so i can only use blackburner.
I know i'll have to render light cache localy (maybe with DR on 2 render slaves).
But for the iradiance map i'd love to use Backburner !
A brutal way would be to use Animation mode even for simple camera fly
Not really clever.
One cool stuf that could be easy done i guess would be to be able to transfer the Fly-wizard parameters to the render panel !
PS : i wonder if when i make the IR + LC in letsay 720/405 it can be used for a 1920/1080 render with no errors ?
Might be less detailed for sure I ask that because i do a lot of really big render like (3600/3600 fisheye for planetariums) and 8000/2000 for special projections
Thanks
seens i've the same requests
I have a 20 to 40 dual quads render farm
We have many project rendering at the same time so i can only use blackburner.
I know i'll have to render light cache localy (maybe with DR on 2 render slaves).
But for the iradiance map i'd love to use Backburner !
A brutal way would be to use Animation mode even for simple camera fly
Not really clever.
One cool stuf that could be easy done i guess would be to be able to transfer the Fly-wizard parameters to the render panel !
PS : i wonder if when i make the IR + LC in letsay 720/405 it can be used for a 1920/1080 render with no errors ?
Might be less detailed for sure
I ask that because i do a lot of really big render like (3600/3600 fisheye for planetariums) and 8000/2000 for special projections Thanks
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14 years 2 weeks ago #1920
by benjamin ziegler
Replied by benjamin ziegler on topic Re:Network Rendering
That is funny to meet here again
you made a wonderfull tool for Vray !!!
Wish there was the same for finalrender
I'm still on beta testing FR but I've been asked to take a huge scene made on Vray to do animation from !
Each image is rendered from 16 HD camera !!!! This is for a complex video projection.
So I need fast learning of vray
glad I found SR !!! Will save my ass.
Didn't sent my serial request yet because my computer is at my office.
+ I'll have a new workstation soon so I have to keep my 2 licences
I'm really impressed by vray so far
but it really miss a camera fly prepass mode that can be done trough backburner.
In fr each BB slave render it's own AQMC prepass file. At the end all theses files are mixed to create one unique.
Then you can run the final render pass. There is a script that automate this by using render dependencies of BB.
Hope vray allows this soon
ps : thanks for theses tips. Light cache is new to me.
you made a wonderfull tool for Vray !!!
Wish there was the same for finalrender
I'm still on beta testing FR but I've been asked to take a huge scene made on Vray to do animation from !
Each image is rendered from 16 HD camera !!!! This is for a complex video projection.
So I need fast learning of vray
glad I found SR !!! Will save my ass.
Didn't sent my serial request yet because my computer is at my office.
+ I'll have a new workstation soon so I have to keep my 2 licences
I'm really impressed by vray so far
but it really miss a camera fly prepass mode that can be done trough backburner.
In fr each BB slave render it's own AQMC prepass file. At the end all theses files are mixed to create one unique.
Then you can run the final render pass. There is a script that automate this by using render dependencies of BB.
Hope vray allows this soon
ps : thanks for theses tips. Light cache is new to me.
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