Dear Chaosgroup,
I'd like to get some help with the following problem. I don't know if the issue is common, or it's related to our hardware configuration, but here it goes:
In our office there is an internal network, and the assets for the .max files are stored on the server. We can reach the server either with its IP address, or through an M:\ drive.
My problem is, when running a VRay DR render, the slaves won't recognize the asset's path, if they are defined as M:\<asset path> (although all the machines are set to see the server as M:\). When starting the DR, the slave machines are rendering, but for them the assets (bitmaps, HDRI files, IES files) are not loaded, causing the render to look like a "checkboard" (rendering in bucket mode). The slaves only load the assets if their paths are defined starting with the server's IP.
I sure can always set the assets' path manually to start with the IP, but this leaves some manual mistake factor, and also slows down the workflow.
Do you have idea what causes this problem, and how to solve it?
Thank you in advance!
Gabor
I'd like to get some help with the following problem. I don't know if the issue is common, or it's related to our hardware configuration, but here it goes:
In our office there is an internal network, and the assets for the .max files are stored on the server. We can reach the server either with its IP address, or through an M:\ drive.
My problem is, when running a VRay DR render, the slaves won't recognize the asset's path, if they are defined as M:\<asset path> (although all the machines are set to see the server as M:\). When starting the DR, the slave machines are rendering, but for them the assets (bitmaps, HDRI files, IES files) are not loaded, causing the render to look like a "checkboard" (rendering in bucket mode). The slaves only load the assets if their paths are defined starting with the server's IP.
I sure can always set the assets' path manually to start with the IP, but this leaves some manual mistake factor, and also slows down the workflow.
Do you have idea what causes this problem, and how to solve it?
Thank you in advance!
Gabor
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