These environment keys are recognized by LocalQueue and Tractor:īegin job processing after this date and time. Multiple keys can be specified and should be space separated. The JSON pref called DefaultEnvKey specifies the default value seen here. It doesn't affect position in the dispatcher queue. This affects how active jobs are assigned to remote servers. Send the job to Tractor but do not begin the job immediately. Remote queuing settings only apply to Tractor, for LocalQueue all settings are applied locally.
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Note the display driver in the render settings must be set for denoising. If deselected, the denoise operation will not launch, you can run the denoiser tool after the image is written manually. The help text popup over the field provides examples, such as: 5m,1h says create a checkpoint every 5 minutes and exit at 1hour, writing the final result. As well as specify an exit time after a checkpoint time or an exit alone without the checkpointing at a given time.
You may specify anything from individual render increments to seconds, minutes, hours, and days. You can control this option using the same syntax found in the Checkpointing Document under "How to Specify". Use checkpointing in a batch render, choosing the number of minutes or iterations before a checkpoint is written. How many frames in a chunk/at a time in sequence on a remote server. Render from Maya Batch immediately, or generate RIB files locally for distribution to farm nodes. There is a separate section below for Tractor queuing settings. Batch RenderĬhose between LocalQueue and Tractor. However, to save translation time you can tell RfM to also prune hidden nodes during IPR. This is off by default to improve performance.ĭuring IPR we only prune templated nodes, allowing other objects to be interactively hidden/unhidden. Write out AOVs/LPE during interactive sessions.
The number of threads to use for batch renders.
The default of -2 allows the user interface to remain responsive during continuous rendering. Negative values indicate all processors minus the specified number will be used. A value of 0 indicates that all processors will be used. The number of threads to use for preview or IPR renders.
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