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    Hello,

    Just a stupid question about vrimg2exr command line :

    When I use it without any option does he write exr with all elements in vrimg file ???


    Hope you understand my strange way to write english , i'm a french frog

    Best regards...
    My Flickr

  • #2
    Yes, by default it creates an .exr file that contains all the elements from the .vrimg file.

    Best regards,
    Vlado
    I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by vlado View Post
      Yes, by default it creates an .exr file that contains all the elements from the .vrimg file.

      Best regards,
      Vlado

      Great ... thanks...
      My Flickr

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      • #4
        stupid question, I don't think so,
        great news indeed !
        3LP Team

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        • #5
          Hello Vlado...

          what is the command line syntax to convert vrimg sequence to exr sequence with vrimg2exr command line ???


          Best regards...
          My Flickr

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          • #6
            Sorry...

            I finally found...

            When eyes are open it's easier

            Best regards...
            My Flickr

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            • #7
              Where is the command line syntax to convert vrimg sequence to exr sequence with vrimg2exr command line?

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              • #8
                It's all echo'd at the cmd prompt when you run vrimg to OpenEXR

                vrimg2exr test*.vrimg -half -bufsize 5
                Converts all .vrimg files in the current directory to .exr files
                and stores the data as half-precision floating-point numbers.
                Uses max. 5 MB per channel for the conversion.
                Eric Boer
                Dev

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                • #9
                  Or I should say where and how do you convert vrimg sequence files

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                  • #10
                    Start->All Programs->Chaos Group->V-Ray...->Tools->VRImg to OpenEXR converter
                    Eric Boer
                    Dev

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                    • #11
                      Thanks ReRender but Im a total dummy when it comes to command line. If my sequence test.vrimg is located in D:\Testrenders\test

                      What would the command line be exactly? Half float is perfect.
                      Carl Mok
                      www.mokme.com

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                      • #12

                        Code:
                        vrimg2exr D:\Testrenders\test\test*.vrimg -half
                        Eric Boer
                        Dev

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by RErender View Post
                          Start->All Programs->Chaos Group->V-Ray...->Tools->VRImg to OpenEXR converter
                          Thanks Eric,

                          I just had a blonde moment. I was trying that before and I just noticed that I had my renders in the x86 folder instead of the x64 folder.

                          So if I have renders over the network, I will always have to copy them to the local drive to run this converter?

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