Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 1226

NOTE To prevent mishaps, it is usually a good idea to edit the INI file once it is copied to the server. Remember that the server machine can be configured differently than your 3ds Max workstation: The drive letter, program directory, and subdirectories may be different. Use a word processor to edit all entries under the [Directories] section to match entries of the server machine. For example: [Directories] Fonts=d:\3dsmax\fonts Scenes=d:\3dsmax\scenes Import=d:\3dsmax\meshes Export=d:\3dsmax\meshes ... Network Job Assignment Dialog Rendering menu > Render Setup > Render Setup dialog > Turn on Net Render (Render Output group) > Render Rendering menu > Render To Texture > Render To Texture dialog > Turn on Net Render (Render Settings group) > Render Rendering menu > Video Post > Set up a sequence with an Image Output Event > Turn on Net Render (Output group) > Render Use the Network Job Assignment dialog to name rendering jobs, specify the computers that will participate in the rendering, and submit jobs to the rendering servers. You can submit as many jobs as you like in a single session. Open each file you want to render and submit it following the standard procedure. Each job is placed behind the last one submitted. If you submit a job in which the frame output name is the same as another job in the queue, a warning dialog asks you if you want to overwrite the output frames from the other job. You can divide the work of rendering a single image among any number of rendering servers. This is particularly useful when rendering a single, extremely high-resolution image intended for print. To use this feature, turn on the Split Scan Lines option on page 6486. Network Job Assignment Dialog | 6481