Hi all
I'm confused again (or should I say still). I've tried backburner ones before without much success a long time ago. It seems a lot of people are using BB instead of just DR. What are the pros and cons of both?
I don't know why you would want to use BB if you can use DR (bear in mind I know squat about BB). OK so sometimes when I'm using DR, the renderslaves kick in a bit late, when my workstation already almost rendered half of the image by itself! I experienced this with high res stills as well as 768X576 animation frames. Sometimes my pc renders the whole animation frame before the slaves even think of starting to render. (slaves is same spec as workstation more or less) and (various render times from 5 minutes to 20 minutes a frame). Will BB fix this problem for me?
What is the best way to render animation? 10 PC's each sharing one frame or each PC doing its own frame? (if BB can do such a thing)
Kind Regards
Your LOST newbie
Morne
I'm confused again (or should I say still). I've tried backburner ones before without much success a long time ago. It seems a lot of people are using BB instead of just DR. What are the pros and cons of both?
I don't know why you would want to use BB if you can use DR (bear in mind I know squat about BB). OK so sometimes when I'm using DR, the renderslaves kick in a bit late, when my workstation already almost rendered half of the image by itself! I experienced this with high res stills as well as 768X576 animation frames. Sometimes my pc renders the whole animation frame before the slaves even think of starting to render. (slaves is same spec as workstation more or less) and (various render times from 5 minutes to 20 minutes a frame). Will BB fix this problem for me?
What is the best way to render animation? 10 PC's each sharing one frame or each PC doing its own frame? (if BB can do such a thing)
Kind Regards
Your LOST newbie
Morne
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