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nedan wrote:Batch rendering in the network is still not working.
Also -gpuX boolean not working in batch.
_install_daemon.bat
to install the slave daemon. _run_installed_daemon.bat
batch file. Make sure to keep it running.. render -r octane YourfileName
or click on the Render menu to do Batch Rendering. -gpu
flag including codes as well. We are running MSI afterburner to see the status of the GPU usage..-gpux
flag works like an overriding mode because the GPU settings are also saved in Maya file. So it is important to disable them from the command line.-agpu
flag as false for just in case.render -r octane -gpu1 no -gpu2 no -gpu3 yes -gpu4 no -agpu no
nedan wrote:Thanks for the exhaustive answer.
It's weird that the network rendering runs well in Maya, but not in the batch. I have used with "-gpu1 0 -gpu2 1", and this was not working. I will try with yes/no soon.
Also, I did not Disable the "Enable network rendering" in Maya. Considering that Maya is closed during batch, this is necessary?
Thank you again.
-agpu
flag and set as NO or 0 when using the "-gpu1 0 -gpu2 1" flags. The -agpu flag as No will stop using the other GPUs in the workstation. -agpu
, -asl
and -stdm
boolean flags as true if the Maya is closed during the batch?Braca wrote:Enable network rendering needs to be disabled if you want to do the batch.I had the same problem.
BK wrote:Braca wrote:Enable network rendering needs to be disabled if you want to do the batch.I had the same problem.
.... Octane Slave daemon allows only one connection at one time so, we need to choose using it for IPR or Batch Render.
Disabling the "Enable network rendering" from network preferences will free the Slave daemon connection from Maya IPR render session.
nedan wrote:BK wrote:Braca wrote:Enable network rendering needs to be disabled if you want to do the batch.I had the same problem.
.... Octane Slave daemon allows only one connection at one time so, we need to choose using it for IPR or Batch Render.
Disabling the "Enable network rendering" from network preferences will free the Slave daemon connection from Maya IPR render session.
I understand that, but since Maya is closed... daemons are already free.... so why this needs to be disabled for batch? I am asking only because the reason looks like is not longer there.
Thank you all!
-as
l and -stdm
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