I’m big fan of Pulze products. I’ve used Scene Manager and Render Manager for several years now, being also in the beta program. Both are amazing products … features and stability are really great. On top of that, the team is really available to help if you have problems and very reactive, it’s really appreciable. Finally, both products are actively developed and updated. So, in a nutshell, I don’t see any good reason in 2022 not to use Pulze products
I just checked on 2 different animation render jobs that ‘should’ have been rendering over the weekend.
4 systems were were stuck on the 1st or 2nd frame. These were rendering using our render manager. We haven’t moved to Pulze yet but I have the feeling that’s not going to help.
I was rendering frames of another job on my system overnight so I can see how they looked and it also happened.
On all occasions, moving the window woke them up.
Very frustrating! Do I have to do this for each of the 5000 frames ?
It seems purely random because it’s been behaving the last couple of days
P.S. - THIS THREAD SHOULD’N’T BE BLAMING BATCHCAM OR A RENDER MANAGER. I’ve seen another thread with this issue so it is a known problem. I can see why it’s a hard one to solve because it’s randomly happening with us. So, is this Corona, max or both
This is logged as support ticket #44235 and our team will investigate.
Please note that “render freezing unless VFB is moved” is a known issue (thankfully not common) but we have not been able to reproduce it so far, and we do not know what exactly is causing it.
It seems to be somehow related to remote desktop software (e.g. Team Viewer), which does not have to be running, only installed. It may be also related to the system power management, but this is not confirmed, just a guess.
The support team will soon reply to you in your ticket with some questions / troubleshooting ideas.