Hi,
Using v-ray Next for SU19.
I have machine A, with Sketchup installed and it's also a swarm node.
I have machine B, which is both a license server and a swarm node.
I have machine C, which is just a swarm node.
Spent a lot of time trying to get this all working, with mixed success:
Issue #1:
If the scene has missing material paths, the network job is aborted. This can happen a lot with sketchup, when working on a file created by someone else, where a copy of the material is inside the SU File, but there is a path to the material that is invalid. Is there a way to have the render go ahead anyway -- albeit with missing materials in some nodes. Even the v-ray sample exterior scene has this issue and fails in a swarm setting.
Out of interest, where does Swarm store the assets in a Network job?
Issue #2:
Machine A is my weakest machine, and I'd like to exclude it from the Network render. I have disabled the Machine A swarm node, but it is still fully engaged in the rendering process (100% CPU) --- even though it is not assigned or rendering in the Swarm GUI. I'm sure there used to be a way to exclude the local machine, but I can't find it!
Any ideas?
Using v-ray Next for SU19.
I have machine A, with Sketchup installed and it's also a swarm node.
I have machine B, which is both a license server and a swarm node.
I have machine C, which is just a swarm node.
Spent a lot of time trying to get this all working, with mixed success:
Issue #1:
If the scene has missing material paths, the network job is aborted. This can happen a lot with sketchup, when working on a file created by someone else, where a copy of the material is inside the SU File, but there is a path to the material that is invalid. Is there a way to have the render go ahead anyway -- albeit with missing materials in some nodes. Even the v-ray sample exterior scene has this issue and fails in a swarm setting.
Out of interest, where does Swarm store the assets in a Network job?
Issue #2:
Machine A is my weakest machine, and I'd like to exclude it from the Network render. I have disabled the Machine A swarm node, but it is still fully engaged in the rendering process (100% CPU) --- even though it is not assigned or rendering in the Swarm GUI. I'm sure there used to be a way to exclude the local machine, but I can't find it!
Any ideas?
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