Hi,
I’m trying to run V-Ray standalone on the Mac OS X build of 2.20.01, but I keep getting an error.
Here’s the command I run, and then the error:
sudo ./vray.bin -sceneFile=“/Volumes/GrafiSAN/10\ Projects/Valen/Vignett/60_3D/Logo/Valen_logo.vrscene”
[2012/Feb/22|09:18:16] error: Error parsing command line
I’ve tried running “vray” instead of “vray.bin” but to no avail. This was working fine when I was running nightlies just a before I downgraded to the official release.
Could there be a problem with how I’m inputting the command?
Can you try without the quotes? Or without the ‘\’ character after the “/10”?
As far as I know you should execute the vray instead of vray.bin (I’ve tried vray.bin and it magically works :))
Without quotes doesn’t help and removing the / gave the same result.
I tried putting the same vrscene in the root of my own mac and then it renders fine. Must be a problem with the directory with the space in it called “10 Projects”. Oddly enough I’ve rendered another project with this path and I had no problems, though that was using one of the nightlies a few weeks back.
I’m afraid some Mac genius put a space in the name of the main projects folder of our SAN, so maybe if we remove it things will work.
(not sure why i use sudo, i think had to use it to make the standalone work back in the beta days, so old habit I guess
Add a backward slash before the quotes too and it should work, like this: ./vray -sceneFile=\"/Volumes/GrafiSAN/10\ Projects/Valen/Vignett/60_3D/Logo/Valen_logo.vrscene\"
