Splitted renders!

[red_oddity]

Well, you could try giving LightNet a try, not sure it works prefectly under 7.5 though...

Here's the link:
http://www.joejustice.org/lightwave/lightnet/index.html

But you are right though, when you want to render different frame ranges you'll need to start toying with Screamernet

[Heinz]

Well.. i Hate lightnet... i have had so much trouble with it!...

Ill just use plain ScreamNetII and make a scene for each frame range!...

.. is there any other good NetRender utils!?... not butterfly.. that suxx too..

Heinz..

[Uruk Hai]

I love Tequila!
The only working netrender :thumbsup:

[red_oddity]

Hmm... might wanna take a peak at Animax's Matador, i'm not sure how good it though in comparisment to other netrender manager:

http://www.animax.it/

[Nikos]

Hi Heinz,

You can easily batch render certain frames (locally) with the -3 option in ScreamerNet.

Here's how to do it:
1) Launch up a command prompt
2) Goto your c:\LightWave\Programs\
3) Let's use your example to render frame 320-350 & 388-450.
type the following:

lwsn -3 x:\YourContentDirectory\YourScenefile.lws 320 350 1 | lwsn -3 x:\YourContentDirectory\YourScenefile.lws 388 450 1

The "|" lets you pipe a new DOS-command and the three groups of numbers are startframe, endframe and framestep.

Type lwsn to get a list of further options.

[Julez4001]

Multi-Camera Batch Render Camera-switched rendering in Lightwave "MCBR provides an easy-to-use solution for switched-camera rendering in LightWave. mcbr writes a separate scene file for each rendered camera range. It also writes a batch file for stand-alone Screamernet rendering.

This is sort of a goodway to get what you want.

Save often when you make changes.

http://www.ats-3d.com/

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