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Re: Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?

Re: Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?

2004-02-12       - By David Bell

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Cool, and the structure for this is available, and broadband would be a
requirement for this ... we are talking about moving tens of megabytes of files
around the web ...

Yours,
David
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Nordwind53@(protected)
David E. Bell
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 -- -- Original Message -- --
 From: joe_ashear
 To: Carrara@(protected)
 Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 9:28 AM
 Subject: [Carrara] Re: Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?


 The coolest thing would be to be able to send jobs out over the
 Internet for rendering on other people's computers. Like the SETI@(protected)
 project. You could have a Carrara screensaver installed, and any time
 the screensaver is running, your machine makes itself available to
 others for rendering. And when a job comes in, you could see the
 rendering on your screen (hence the visual appeal of the screensaver).
 You'd have an endless parade of interesting 3D work going by, and
 you'd be helping people get their stuff done.

 I suppose you could also have a "private mode" where your work is not
 visible to other people, but if you're doing something commercial that
 requires secrecy, then in my view you should just use your own
 hardware to do the job.


 --- In Carrara@(protected), "David Bell" <nordwind53@(protected)> wrote:
 > From a master batchfile it would be straightforward to generate
 batchfiles that rendered sets of frames. Divide and conquer. The
 resulting frames would have to be assembled afterwards, and I already
 do that in some of my workflows.
 >
 > Yours,
 > David
 > __ ____ ____
 >
 > Nordwind53@(protected)
 > David E. Bell
 > __ ____ ____
 >
 >   -- -- Original Message -- --
 >   From: Andrew Turner
 >   To: Carrara@(protected)
 >   Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 8:45 AM
 >   Subject: Re: [Carrara] Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?
 >
 >
 >   What if you only want to render a single file (animation)?
 >
 >   From: "David Bell" <nordwind53@(protected)>
 >   Reply-To: Carrara@(protected)
 >   Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 08:39:23 -0500
 >   To: <Carrara@(protected)>
 >   Subject: Re: [Carrara] Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?
 >
 >
 >   I had something closer to the AfterEffects model, where the
 elements of the
 >   render farm watch a specific folder for batch files to turn up,
 then execute
 >   them, saving the final result back to the requesting machine. This
 with a
 >   batchfile generator (to break down the master batch file into
 elements,
 >   either individual frames or blocks of frames)  would get you
 there. Crude,
 >   but should work.
 >
 >   Yours,
 >   David
 >   __ ____ ____
 >
 >   Nordwind53@(protected)
 >   David E. Bell
 >   __ ____ ____
 >
 >   -- -- Original Message -- --
 >   From: Andrew Turner
 >   To: Carrara@(protected)
 >   Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 8:32 AM
 >   Subject: Re: [Carrara] Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?
 >
 >
 >   It would be interesting if the Batch rendering function could be
 instructed
 >   to send frames to different computers.
 >
 >   I wonder, though, how this could be efficient with a setup such as
 mine -
 >   G5
 >   2x2 256 and a G3 400 768... oh, and a PIII 1.2 380...
 >
 >   Andrew
 >
 >   From: "David Bell" <nordwind53@(protected)>
 >   Reply-To: Carrara@(protected)
 >   Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 07:42:09 -0500
 >   To: <Carrara@(protected)>
 >   Subject: Re: [Carrara] Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?
 >
 >
 >   In theory it is doable, for animations, Carrara has proved to be a
 very
 >   adaptable tool. It is on my list of things to try when I have
 spare time
 >   (stop laughing everybody, please, the last time I had spare time
 was.....)
 >   This project requires some limited programming (mostly to build
 the job
 >   stream) and a certain amount systems work. Fortunately much of the
 support
 >   structure is available through OpenSource.
 >
 >   Yours,
 >   David
 >   __ ____ ____
 >
 >   Nordwind53@(protected)
 >   David E. Bell
 >   __ ____ ____
 >
 >   -- -- Original Message -- --
 >   From: ccoles_avengers
 >   To: Carrara@(protected)
 >   Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 1:56 AM
 >   Subject: [Carrara] Render Farming Capabilities in CS3?
 >
 >
 >   I was just curious if CS3 supports render farming.  I know it has
 >   multi-thread capabilities to take advantage of multiple processors on
 >   a computer while rendering, but I couldn't find out any info in the
 >   manual re: render farming to other PCs?  Is this doable or is this a
 >   CS4 wish list feature?
 >
 >   Thanks.
 >
 >   Claudia
 >   "Selocic"
 >   (a newbie)
 >
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