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    Trying to do a render region with a vrscene

    using the commmand in linux:

    vray -displaySRGB=1 -reg="185,395,179,370" -scenefile=tmp_defaultRenderLayer.vrscene

    tried aswel:

    vray -displaySRGB=1 -reg=x185y395x179y370 -scenefile=tmp_defaultRenderLayer.vrscene



    Could anybody tell me what the right command is ?
    (i'm thinking of just wrapping it and connecting it via mel, so i can do region renders from within maya)



    Thank you,

    O.

  • #2
    It should be
    Code:
    vray -displaySRGB=1 -region=185;395;179;370 -scenefile=tmp_defaultRenderLayer.vrscene
    Best regards,
    Vlado
    I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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    • #3
      I tried that one before too..

      vray -displaySRGB=1 -reg=185 ; 395 ; 179 ; 370 -scenefile=tmp_defaultRenderLayer.vrscene
      [2010/Mar/22|11:06:49] Reading configuration from "/mnt/sa48-2/tools/binlinux/vray/vray_1.50.00.10915/vray_plugins/bin//vrayconfig.xml"
      [2010/Mar/22|11:06:49] error: Nothing to do; use -sceneFile, -server or -cmdMode options
      [2010/Mar/22|11:06:49] Closing log - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s).
      395: Command not found.
      179: Command not found.
      370: Command not found.



      Think the problem is that ; does adding commands, so linux sees this as "adding" a new command after the other..

      like: ls;pwd

      this will do Ls, then Pwd ....


      O.

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      • #4
        Just saw the typo:
        (but same problem)

        vray -displaySRGB=1 -region=185;395;179;370 -scenefile=tmp_defaultRenderLayer.vrscene
        [2010/Mar/22|11:17:46] Reading configuration from "/mnt/sa48-2/tools/binlinux/vray/vray_1.50.00.10915/vray_plugins/bin//vrayconfig.xml"
        [2010/Mar/22|11:17:46] error: Nothing to do; use -sceneFile, -server or -cmdMode options
        [2010/Mar/22|11:17:46] Closing log - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)

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        • #5
          Hm, try adding quotes around "185;395;179;370"

          Best regards,
          Vlado
          I only act like I know everything, Rogers.

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          • #6
            Yeah, that rendered a little square, so seems to work,

            going to do some tests, curious how it correlates from maya's region to vray's region.



            Thank you,

            O.

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            • #7
              Great, works, thank you.

              O.

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