Hello,
On the logs, you find this kind of progress indicator :
V-Ray: (Estimated time remaining: 0h 0m 8.6s): 70 % completed
A render manager can read the logs, and guess the current progress state, but reading big logs files takes time.
Instead, would it be possible to set a mel script, that would be called each time the "x % completed" is emited ?
For example in Render Settings-->VRay Common , you already have this :
Post Render Frame Mel
The new entry would be called "Frame Progress MEL", for example.
If I type "myScript" in there, VRay would call it as "myScript(0.7)" when 70% progress is achieved.
Then it would be our responsibility to tweak myScript so that it emits the right signal to be understood by our render manager.
What do you think ?
Thanks.
On the logs, you find this kind of progress indicator :
V-Ray: (Estimated time remaining: 0h 0m 8.6s): 70 % completed
A render manager can read the logs, and guess the current progress state, but reading big logs files takes time.
Instead, would it be possible to set a mel script, that would be called each time the "x % completed" is emited ?
For example in Render Settings-->VRay Common , you already have this :
Post Render Frame Mel
The new entry would be called "Frame Progress MEL", for example.
If I type "myScript" in there, VRay would call it as "myScript(0.7)" when 70% progress is achieved.
Then it would be our responsibility to tweak myScript so that it emits the right signal to be understood by our render manager.
What do you think ?
Thanks.
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