Hi!
I have a scene that renders perfectly fine in DR on single frames. When I try to render the corresponding sequence it doesn't work, though. When I disable the "Render animation only in batch mode" switch I get a lot of warnings like this:
And VRay just skips to the next frame in the sequence. I don't get those in still frame mode.
When I try to render in Maya Batch mode, it writes out the temp scene but hangs forever on
without any visible progress and a very low CPU usage.
I don't want to push that job to the farm to avoid a lot of caching work and plugin (fractureFX) deployment. And if it works for still frames it should also work on sequences, right?
Versions: Win10 Pro, Maya 2017 Update1, VRay core version 3.25.01, Build 26872 from Jul 26
EDIT: At some point it finishes the rendering with a regular:
message. But no images are written, whatsoever. I can upload the maya log, if it helps.
EDIT2: Uhm, is it possible to rename the thread title to something like just "Rendering animation in DR fails"? Thanks!
I have a scene that renders perfectly fine in DR on single frames. When I try to render the corresponding sequence it doesn't work, though. When I disable the "Render animation only in batch mode" switch I get a lot of warnings like this:
Code:
// Warning: V-Ray : Mesh "polySurfaceShape3567" has changing number of vertices (0 expected, 17 actual).
When I try to render in Maya Batch mode, it writes out the temp scene but hangs forever on
Code:
// Result: Rendering with V-Ray... //
I don't want to push that job to the farm to avoid a lot of caching work and plugin (fractureFX) deployment. And if it works for still frames it should also work on sequences, right?
Versions: Win10 Pro, Maya 2017 Update1, VRay core version 3.25.01, Build 26872 from Jul 26
EDIT: At some point it finishes the rendering with a regular:
Code:
// Result: Rendering Completed. See mayaRenderLog.txt for information. //
EDIT2: Uhm, is it possible to rename the thread title to something like just "Rendering animation in DR fails"? Thanks!
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