This is a max issue.. not specifically a vray issue.
I've read on here and other forums trying to find some clear answers to these questions.. but haven't found it yet.
I have a current 32 bit environment.
We are buying new servers and we bought one set up as 64 bit to test it out.
Of course we are having problems, go figure.
We are currently running Max 9 and Vray 1.5sp3 32 bit on everything, except on the new server we installed max 9 64 bit and vray 1.5sp3 64 bit.
I can see this new render node show up on the backbunner queue monitor. I can not see it from my 32 bit workstation in the network job assignment window.
I've tried submiting a job to a 32 bit server and use the queue monitor to reassign it to the 64bit machine and all I got was an error in tranfering the file.
After reading numerous threads and getting more confused ... her are my questions.
1) Why can't I see the 64 bit server in my network job assignment window?
2) I've read where when you install 64 bit max that it also installs the 32 bit version. There does seem to be a (x86) folder on the 64 bit machine that has an autodesk/max 9/backburner folder in it. Is this the case? Or do I need to also install max 9 32 bit (and vray 32 bit) on the 64 bit machine?
3) In the advanced tab on the network job assignment window there is supposed to be a Submit as 32 bit/ Submit as 64 bit check boxes. I don't see that. Is that only in newer versions of max? Or is that only in the 64 bit versions of max?
4) My understanding is that a job can only be submitted as either a 32 bit job where all machines will render it (in 32 bit max on the 64 bit machines, where you are not getting the memory benifit of the 64 bits), or you submit as a 64 bit job where only the 64 bit machines will render it. Correct?
5) In order to render it as 64 bit... does a job have to be submitted from a 64 bit workstation with 64 bit max?
6) Vray DR works irregardess of the mix of 32 bit/64 bit machines that it is spread accross. Right? I haven't tried this yet.. so don't know if it's working or not.
Any insight would be appreciated
I've read on here and other forums trying to find some clear answers to these questions.. but haven't found it yet.
I have a current 32 bit environment.
We are buying new servers and we bought one set up as 64 bit to test it out.
Of course we are having problems, go figure.
We are currently running Max 9 and Vray 1.5sp3 32 bit on everything, except on the new server we installed max 9 64 bit and vray 1.5sp3 64 bit.
I can see this new render node show up on the backbunner queue monitor. I can not see it from my 32 bit workstation in the network job assignment window.
I've tried submiting a job to a 32 bit server and use the queue monitor to reassign it to the 64bit machine and all I got was an error in tranfering the file.
After reading numerous threads and getting more confused ... her are my questions.
1) Why can't I see the 64 bit server in my network job assignment window?
2) I've read where when you install 64 bit max that it also installs the 32 bit version. There does seem to be a (x86) folder on the 64 bit machine that has an autodesk/max 9/backburner folder in it. Is this the case? Or do I need to also install max 9 32 bit (and vray 32 bit) on the 64 bit machine?
3) In the advanced tab on the network job assignment window there is supposed to be a Submit as 32 bit/ Submit as 64 bit check boxes. I don't see that. Is that only in newer versions of max? Or is that only in the 64 bit versions of max?
4) My understanding is that a job can only be submitted as either a 32 bit job where all machines will render it (in 32 bit max on the 64 bit machines, where you are not getting the memory benifit of the 64 bits), or you submit as a 64 bit job where only the 64 bit machines will render it. Correct?
5) In order to render it as 64 bit... does a job have to be submitted from a 64 bit workstation with 64 bit max?
6) Vray DR works irregardess of the mix of 32 bit/64 bit machines that it is spread accross. Right? I haven't tried this yet.. so don't know if it's working or not.
Any insight would be appreciated
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