I wrote the issue in my longer thread, but i will repeat it here, because this continue to be the biggest blow to our work after moving from Vray 2 to 3:
When the material asset editor is open on a machine, one of our floating licenses is used. So not only when rendering. This may be on purpose from your side, however annoying it is for us to have to remember to close it again. But the biggest issue is that as soon as a user have had the asset editor open, or had a render running, the license is still locked until the model is closed. This is really killing our accessible license, and quite a inconvenience to have everybody open an close their rhino if they just added a material to a surface to preview something.
It means that when i am modelling now i consider using Rhinos own material editor - and ultimately resulting in me considering using Enscape instead, since here i can sketch freely with materials applied. I doubt this is a behavior you would appreciate.
I hope for a quick hotfix, but knowing this is not the norm, i hope for a workaround: Can we somehow free up a license without having to close our rhino models?
When the material asset editor is open on a machine, one of our floating licenses is used. So not only when rendering. This may be on purpose from your side, however annoying it is for us to have to remember to close it again. But the biggest issue is that as soon as a user have had the asset editor open, or had a render running, the license is still locked until the model is closed. This is really killing our accessible license, and quite a inconvenience to have everybody open an close their rhino if they just added a material to a surface to preview something.
It means that when i am modelling now i consider using Rhinos own material editor - and ultimately resulting in me considering using Enscape instead, since here i can sketch freely with materials applied. I doubt this is a behavior you would appreciate.
I hope for a quick hotfix, but knowing this is not the norm, i hope for a workaround: Can we somehow free up a license without having to close our rhino models?
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