You have to cd into /Applications/ChaosGroup/V-Ray/MODO_x64/bin
It's telling you that it cannot find vdenoise.bin in the current directory, because you haven't changed it to the location of vdenoise.bin.
Just write cd /Applications/ChaosGroup/V-Ray/MODO_x64/bin and then ./vdenoise ... in the Terminal.
Also you will have to replace the frame number with ???? to tell it to denoise multiple files.
The output can be specified with one of the parameters, read the docs.
If you don't specify it, the denoise tool will probably add some suffix to your input files and create new files.
Replacing your existing files is not a good idea, this will prevent you from trying to denoise them again with different parameters.
The dot is required on macOS systems but not on Windows.
In theory you can, but it's too complicated, you would have to write your own Python command.
Greetings,
Vladimir Nedev
It's telling you that it cannot find vdenoise.bin in the current directory, because you haven't changed it to the location of vdenoise.bin.
Just write cd /Applications/ChaosGroup/V-Ray/MODO_x64/bin and then ./vdenoise ... in the Terminal.
Also you will have to replace the frame number with ???? to tell it to denoise multiple files.
The output can be specified with one of the parameters, read the docs.
If you don't specify it, the denoise tool will probably add some suffix to your input files and create new files.
Replacing your existing files is not a good idea, this will prevent you from trying to denoise them again with different parameters.
The dot is required on macOS systems but not on Windows.
Can I execute this DeNoiser step by putting the command here.....
If so, I am not sure how to write the two commands in the single field. It would be nice if this worked since it would be automated.
If so, I am not sure how to write the two commands in the single field. It would be nice if this worked since it would be automated.
Greetings,
Vladimir Nedev
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