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Hello,
Andrey, first first of all i have to say you've made some serious impressive work with this integration with Blender!
This is the reason i now have decided to go the Blender/V-ray way.
I'll donate some money when i buy V-ray.
Your realtime preview video looked very interesting, was that in OS X and a Mac Pro by the way?
Personally i'm just waiting for the next Mac Pro to replace my old MP 1.1 at home and the next iMac 27 for work before i buy V-ray.
Does anyone know if this scenario would be possible:
Have the dongle in the computer at work and later from home connect via VPN to the work network and start V-ray on my home computer?
I just thought that as long as i'm on the same network maybe that could work, or does the dongle have to be physically connected to the actual computer that uses it?
Anyway... cheers everyone!
Andrey, first first of all i have to say you've made some serious impressive work with this integration with Blender!
This is the reason i now have decided to go the Blender/V-ray way.
I'll donate some money when i buy V-ray.
Your realtime preview video looked very interesting, was that in OS X and a Mac Pro by the way?
Personally i'm just waiting for the next Mac Pro to replace my old MP 1.1 at home and the next iMac 27 for work before i buy V-ray.
Does anyone know if this scenario would be possible:
Have the dongle in the computer at work and later from home connect via VPN to the work network and start V-ray on my home computer?
I just thought that as long as i'm on the same network maybe that could work, or does the dongle have to be physically connected to the actual computer that uses it?
Anyway... cheers everyone!
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