- Fri Dec 21, 2012 6:03 pm
#363840
I just updated to the newest version and I noticed that if a node randomly goes offline, I can no longer recover any of the renderings done on the remaining nodes even if they are still fine.
Is this change intentional?
I work in an environment where the render nodes are being used and people sometimes turn off their computers--basically ruining all the rendering done.
Is there a way around this or will it be possible to return it to the old functionality where I can still stop the rendering and it automatically collects the mxi files onto my computer rather than having to go to everyone's separate computers to collect the progress individually? Or if a node gets unplugged, it doesn't crash the manager and force the shutdown of all the nodes.
That would be great.
Is this change intentional?
I work in an environment where the render nodes are being used and people sometimes turn off their computers--basically ruining all the rendering done.
Is there a way around this or will it be possible to return it to the old functionality where I can still stop the rendering and it automatically collects the mxi files onto my computer rather than having to go to everyone's separate computers to collect the progress individually? Or if a node gets unplugged, it doesn't crash the manager and force the shutdown of all the nodes.
That would be great.
- By Mark Bell
- By CDRDA