To create a render batch file, open up a text editor. (Notepad is fine.) Type the following
text, replacing any reference to \\Dansboxx\screamernet with the network path to your
own shared folder you set up earlier.
echo ???LightWave ScreamerNet Node 1 Initialisation...???
cd c:\lightwave\programs\
LWSN ??“2 ??“c\\Dansboxx\screamernet\config_screamernet ??“d
???\\Dansboxx\screamernet\ \\Dansboxx\screamernet\screamer_command\job1
???\\Dansboxx\screamernet\screamer_command\ack1
Now save the file (as a text file) with the .bat extension and place it inside the LightWave
folder of the computer that will be node 1. You can call the batch file sn_init_1.bat, for
example, although you can call it anything you like.
The render batch file script might look complicated to users unfamiliar with MS-DOS,
but it??™s pretty straightforward when broken down, so let??™s do it.
echo ???LightWave ScreamerNet Node 1 Initialisation??¦???
This line has nothing to do with ScreamerNet whatsoever; it??™s just a little text that is
echoed to the screen to tell you to which node number the batch file has been assigned.
You can leave this out if you want.
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