We just started testing out Corona for C4D beta and most of the features are pretty impressive so far.
Today we wanted to check out the TeamRender functionality. After installing the Plugin on our 4 Xeon Renderclients the first job was started and every machine has the same error.
“Connection established
Rendered 0/0 passes
Cancelling render because of session was not rendering
Aborting synchronization: dumpExr failed…”
All Clients in C4d are visible and ready.
Could a restriction in the rights ore firewall of the clients be the problem, because our IT department is pretty strict about these
Not sure if this is related, but are all materials in your scene Corona materials?
If i have a c4d material in the scene, all clients disconnect but the main machine continues to render.
Are all plugins used, installed on all clients? In c4d preferences TR/ Client/ “Handle Warning As Error” disabled?
Hi there
I just experienced the same problem… when I start TR I get the same error:
but after I stop the render on the host my team render machine even continues to “render” with the same notification.
didn’t have that problem with the beta version only just since I upgraded to corona 3.
is it because it’s still the trial version?
I got the same error with Corona 3 and TR on our 4 xeon render servers. Team Rendering started nicely, the C4D picture viewer showed the message, that all 5 nodes were working. After cancelling the rendering and starting a new one, only one node showed up (my workstation). The 4 clients are still running that " Aborting synchronization: dumpExr failed" error.
The clients have access to the internet and due to an error with the licensing we switched to demo mode.
Can someone help? Thank you!
Volker
BTW: All materials are Corona materials incl. 1 light material HDRi
(Cinema 4D R19.068, Workstation Mac OS X 10.13.6, Clients Win 7 Pro SP 1)
create a txt file called “CoronaActivation.txt”
In this file put the details of your customer zone email and password. The format will look like this: johndoe@gmail.com:testpassword
copy it to
C:\Users\YOURPCNAME\AppData\Local\CoronaRenderer
on every node.
I think the nodes need internet connection.
Worked for me.
i do get the same error, “Aborting synchronization: dumpExr failed…”" on one node of several machines in same network.
it has internet and works fine with other engines.
i use the latest v3 hotfix.
any idea how to fix this?
i tried manual and automatic TR settings in corona settings both make the same issue
THX for help!
stefan
p.s the hack above with the txt file placed in corona hidden folder didnt help
yes full and legal licenses i have from render legion.
i added now a 4th node now to test, this also refuses to work. so from 4 nodes 2 cant render:/
corona lic server runs of course as it runs local and on 2 of the 4 nodes,
all 4 have internet connection and connection to the main machine where the lic server runs.
lic server runs before i installed and started the nodes. i installed all 4 today, all in same way, 2 refuse to work, the others are ok.
some seems wrong yet sadly in TR…
the same nodes runs fine in other renderers or c4d internal. so it seems some corona specific.
ok after restarting ALL machines, incluning the local one with server, it seems to work now.
but that seems a quite “unstable” or dangerous setup yet, if the nodes for some reason not want to connect to server they can reconnect to it, i hope this can be fixed. if it re appears again i post it here.
Definitely the Corona licensing, so that would make it Corona specific We do have the issue of having to start the License Server first logged and will be looking into it (as it shouldn’t be dependent on that). If you have ongoing / repeat issues where the License Server has started first, a separate report would be good, either as a ticket or on the bug report section of the forums (https://help.c4d.corona-renderer.com/support/solutions/articles/12000033461-how-to-report-issues-)
Info that would be good then are the logs so that we can see what is happening there, as well as all the usual (what OS, what C4D version, what version of Corona, and so on )
I don’t know if this helps but I had the same issue just now and instead of loading Team render client I fired up the actual C4D app on the render node machine, activated the demo license, then quit. Next time I ran Team Render on this machine and rendered to it from the main machine it worked perfectly.
It does now, the latest daily build (based on Corona 4) resolved the issue of the License Server having to be started first. We’d be interested to hear everyone’s results with that update