The command
folder holds the job files, so open up the batch file and check the script lines that
end in ???job??? and ???ack.???Make sure that the pathname before these words points to your
command folder. Also, check that all the render node computers have access to read and
write to the folder.
Problem:
???My nodes seem fine, but when I press Screamer Init, it can??™t find any CPUs.???
Possible solution:
Again this is a command folder problem; check that the Network Rendering panel has the
same command directory path set that the nodes are pointing to.Also, check that the master
computer has access to read and write to the folder.
Problem:
???Rendering seems to be working, but no files are saved.???
Possible solution:
First, make sure your scene file is saving RGB files and not an animation (MOV, AVI, and
so on) in the Output tab of the Render Options panel. ScreamerNet can only save RGB
image sequences.
Next, check that your plug-ins file (LWEXT9.cfg) is up-to-date by rescanning your plugins
using the pathname all the nodes use to find them on the network.
Finally, check that the render batch files are looking in the correct place for the config files
and that they can access the folder on the network.
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