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Render farming windows apps...
Hello,
i am very new at render farming.... me and a few people use applications such as maya 7, rhino 4, 3ds max, catia, etc... architects who need to render alot of things through different applications.... I am trying to do research on how to network, say 3 windows computers, together (using gigabyte ethernet switch, which we have) to render cooperativly in maya 7, rhino 4, 3ds max... etc.... and i know no other computer community better then this one to ask! questions: -is the render farm process different for each program? different for maya then rhino? -is there a render farm community that i can tap into? -have looked at drqueue, and for windows it is a haphazard process! is there an alternative, even an inexpensive alternative? -should i dive into linux? -HELP! any advice much loved... thanks, r.
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If you have never used Linux before, creating an OpenSSL cluster for 3D rendering is probably far off, years even. I've been using Linux for 3 and a half years and I have no idea how that works. Google "OpenSSL" and perhaps you are smarter than me and can figure it out faster.
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