Just a note, Standalone -rtEngine=0 is not the same as production rendering with CUDA in Maya, it’s actually equal to production rendering with CPU in Maya.
If -rtEngine = 0 is what we use to set Production CPU in standalone, what (if any) arguments are used to set Production GPU ?
Have a bit of an emergency situation here where Lightcache frames are working in Maya Production GPU UI but can’t get it to work in vray standalone. Big animation so can’t render it in UI.
Actually, scratch that .. it’s not the lighcache that’s causing issues in our scene. There’s a big disparity between UI and standalone. possibly clipper. Will update
This is strange. Is this plane clipper (mesh clipper is not supproted in V-Ray GPU).
Hey Blago
Not mesh clipper, no. We never use mesh clipper as it’s a known GPU incompatibilty.
It’s normal clipper plane. The interesting thing is that it works fine in Maya UI with inclusion/exclusion set. It’s purely a standalone issue we’re seeing here.
It works fine with -rtengine=0, purely a CUDA glitch in standalone I’m afraid. I’ll do my best to strip down a scene for you (4x18gb alembics to replace etc).
I have try this flag and CPU working too, it’s hybrid mode or GPU only ? Please guide me to use 02 case : GPU only and hybrid.
Besides If i have multi GPUs can i set for which nominated GPU instead of all GPU working (ex : exclude the one for display )
With V-Ray GPU, you can use the CPU as a regular CUDA device. You can enable/disable it from the “Select devices for V-Ray GPU rendering”https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L6lpd5-jDBw0yDTOp3uVWJ8IsPu4Fo6B/view?usp=drivesdk.
You can also do it with env var, this enables both Hybrid and GPU rendering in Windows: set VRAY_GPU_PLATFORMS=c++/cpu;nvidia
This enables only GPUs: set VRAY_GPU_PLATFORMS=nvidia
