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I am trying to export a vrscene file to render in standalone Vray but can't get it to work.
Here is what I did:
The "Render in V-Ray Standalone" button was disabled so I added this path to the V-Ray standalone location field:
After that the button became enabled but when I press it nothing happens, though I see this error in the terminal (despite having set the path manually):
When I copy paste the command line from the "Others" group into the terminal I get a black frame and Vray says there are 0 objects and 0 lights in the scene, even though there shoudl be 1 object and 2 lights. output attached in a separate.
The Nuke script and obj are also attached (the obj is temp, don't judge me
).
I am keen to try this workflow to see if I can use my GPU to speed up rendering compared to rendering through Nuke.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
frank
Here is what I did:
- I attached the node to my VRayRenderer node.
- I exported a single frame vrscene file to my local SSD drive
- I set an output image path in the imgFile field to /local2/test.exr
The "Render in V-Ray Standalone" button was disabled so I added this path to the V-Ray standalone location field:
Code:
/opt/vray_3.60.01/Nuke_10.5/vray_std/vray.bin
Code:
/opt/vray_3.60.01/Nuke_10.5/vray_std/vray: line 3: [PLUGINS]/vray.bin: No such file or directory
The Nuke script and obj are also attached (the obj is temp, don't judge me
).I am keen to try this workflow to see if I can use my GPU to speed up rendering compared to rendering through Nuke.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
frank
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