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Hi all,
I am having hard time predicting DR slaves behaviour.
Particularly: I have 4 machines contributing to a still rendering. Everything is great.
At rendering end, I save the file, go away for some minutes, come back, change my camera, and hit render again.
None of the slaves come in to render. They do not fail, but they are not rendering either.
Is there a way to predict when a slave needs to be killed and relaunched?
Because quitting and reopening Vrayspawner is the only way, right?
Also, is the Spawner deleting all scene files once the rendering ends?
Because different renderings of the same scene seem to take the same amount of overhead time, which i tihnk is due to the scene transfer, right?
Would it be cool if the Spawner would keep the scene locally untill quitted?
Thank you,
regards,
gio
I am having hard time predicting DR slaves behaviour.
Particularly: I have 4 machines contributing to a still rendering. Everything is great.
At rendering end, I save the file, go away for some minutes, come back, change my camera, and hit render again.
None of the slaves come in to render. They do not fail, but they are not rendering either.
Is there a way to predict when a slave needs to be killed and relaunched?
Because quitting and reopening Vrayspawner is the only way, right?
Also, is the Spawner deleting all scene files once the rendering ends?
Because different renderings of the same scene seem to take the same amount of overhead time, which i tihnk is due to the scene transfer, right?
Would it be cool if the Spawner would keep the scene locally untill quitted?
Thank you,
regards,
gio
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