My question is for all the render farm users out there that do not use 100% dedicated systems to DR render with.
I have 14 quad core Dell systems that I will use for DR at various times of the day. To utilize these systems easier I have registered the Vray spawner as a system service. This allows us to leave the systems powered on thus being available for DR anytime we need them without any user intervention.
The problem I have found is that in the slaved buckets the materials aren't being applied. I have found that if I do not run the spawner as a system service and launch it manually after logging into the slave machine the materials will apply just fine.
I would love to hear how some of you have setup DR slaves in your environments. Especially if you utilize slaves as part of your day to day work too.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you have,
Jim
I have 14 quad core Dell systems that I will use for DR at various times of the day. To utilize these systems easier I have registered the Vray spawner as a system service. This allows us to leave the systems powered on thus being available for DR anytime we need them without any user intervention.
The problem I have found is that in the slaved buckets the materials aren't being applied. I have found that if I do not run the spawner as a system service and launch it manually after logging into the slave machine the materials will apply just fine.
I would love to hear how some of you have setup DR slaves in your environments. Especially if you utilize slaves as part of your day to day work too.
Thanks in advance for any ideas you have,
Jim
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