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I don't ever remember getting a pop up warning when doing a region render with distributed render on.... is this something new in 36002? Just curious why it's there and what problems it could be trying to prevent....
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I believe it is new and its saved me twice already lol. you can turn it off in the DR settings.Cheers,
-dave
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With render farm manager like RPM or Vexus, you can turn off render region automatically when submitting.
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Ok, but why is there a warning for rendering a region with distributed rendering?Comment
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what problem is the warning trying to prevent?Comment
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Well for instances like mine where Ill set up a scene and hit render and walk away for an hour or two to do something else only to come back and find out that Ive rendered a tiny part only and just wasted a ton of render time...Cheers,
-dave
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So it saved you from rendering just a region and not the full image as wanted...
Anyway, I'm also interested to know the reason why for this disclaimer. Just curiosity.Comment
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Pretty much yes, there has been a few times I personally have forgotten to turn off region and wasted a ton of productive render time.Cheers,
-dave
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