Hey,
We're starting a production with Vray & Blender and there are a few problems with the distributed rendering on our little farm. The testing setup is DR WIN-WIN, although it is possible that some macs would join in if this is possible.
So I have a testscene in Blender and it renders fine when i just let it render locally. However when trying to use the DB it gives me just a black screen.
I have read the other topics on the subject that i found searching the forum, but I didn't find an answer to it.
I use a mapped network drive as the shared folder, also the normal exporter folder is this folder, so the path is x:\export\ in both of them.
When i press the render image with DB on I get the following log:
this log is from the client side of the chain. As you can see in the log I get 2 errors:
Warning: Camera POV is too small...
Warning: Scene is empty
Is this a problem with the path, project, other settings? Any help would me much appreciated.
If you need more information, please ask 'cause i'm not really sure what else is relevant to the problem.
Thanks in advance,
Jasper
We're starting a production with Vray & Blender and there are a few problems with the distributed rendering on our little farm. The testing setup is DR WIN-WIN, although it is possible that some macs would join in if this is possible.
So I have a testscene in Blender and it renders fine when i just let it render locally. However when trying to use the DB it gives me just a black screen.
I have read the other topics on the subject that i found searching the forum, but I didn't find an answer to it.
I use a mapped network drive as the shared folder, also the normal exporter folder is this folder, so the path is x:\export\ in both of them.
When i press the render image with DB on I get the following log:
this log is from the client side of the chain. As you can see in the log I get 2 errors:
Warning: Camera POV is too small...
Warning: Scene is empty
Is this a problem with the path, project, other settings? Any help would me much appreciated.
If you need more information, please ask 'cause i'm not really sure what else is relevant to the problem.
Thanks in advance,
Jasper
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