How do you check your V-Ray version on a slave, which doesn’t have a video card, so you can’t launch MAX?
Pop on to the machine and open %TEMP%\VRayLog.txt in windows explorer - do a search for “V-Ray DLL version” in the file and you’ll get something. I think there’s also a windows registry key that shows the vray version? In my old company we had a windows utility that wrote out some registry values as the desktop background and we put things like max, vray and nuke versions as visible…
You can also use v-ray’s executable with “-version” parameter. E.g.
“C:\Program Files\Chaos Group\V-Ray\Standalone for x64\bin\x64\vc14\vray.exe” -version
Ok, thank you.
changelog text file shows current version as well.