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    Hi,
    I've tried to render with vray standalone and its "-region" option as help.
    It's saying

    -region=x0;y0;x1;y1

    So I tried with -region=0;0;960;1080
    And then I saw the error, kinda like this,

    Expected 4 integers separated by semicolons or 'none' for parameter 'region', but got only 1 ('0')
    [2016/Mar/27|16:40:09] Error parsing command line
    -bash: 0: command not found
    -bash: 960: command not found
    -bash: 1080: command not found

    Please let me know how to use -region option correctly.
    I was using Vray3.3 for maya.

    Thanks,
    masahiro.teraoka

  • #2
    Seems to work just fine for me with 3.3.
    Can you post your entire command-line?

    Basically, there's two ways to use the "region" flag, that's why there's a "none" value:
    1. -region=0;0;960;1080
    or
    2. -region=none

    The second one will disable any region that was stored in the scene itself.
    Alex Yolov
    Product Manager
    V-Ray for Maya, Chaos Player
    www.chaos.com

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    • #3
      You'll have to use quotes after the equal character.
      Code:
      -region="0;0;960;1080;"
      V-Ray developer

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      • #4
        Thank you so much guys! "Quotes" worked perfect for me.
        masahiro.teraoka

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