Do NOT use this option if you are using the Hardware OpenGL renderers inside of Cinema 4D. It is useful to avoid loading OpenGL libraries when running as a service. When a Worker is determining the number of threads to use, it uses the minimum of this number and the number of CPU(s) that the Worker’s affinity is set toĮxport Project Before Submission: If your project is local, or you are rendering in a cross-platform environment, you may find it useful to export your project to a network directory before the job is submitted.īuild To Force: You can force 32 or 64 bit rendering with this option.Įnable Local Rendering: If enabled, the frames will be rendered locally, and then copied to their final network location.ĭon’t Load OpenGL: If checked, OpenGL will be disabled for Cinema 4D. Entering a value of 0 indicates no maximum number of threads. Threads/Threads To Use: The maximum number of threads to use for rendering.
Submit Cinema 4D Scene: If this option is enabled, the scene file will be submitted with the job, and then copied locally to the Worker machine during rendering. Use Task Frame Range: If enabled, the frame range in each individual task will be used instead of the global frame range.įrames Per Task: This is the number of frames that will be rendered at a time for each job task. 1-10x2) then all of the selected frames will be submitted as a single task. Submit All Frames as a Single Task: If a contiguous frame range with a frame step submitted (eg. Include Main take in All takes: If enabled, the “Main” take will be included in all takes.įrame List: The list of frames to render. This is optional, and if left blank, it will default to the current take (supported in C4D R17 and onwards). Take Name/List: The name of the take to render. The general Deadline options are explained in the Job Submission documentation, and the Draft/Integration options are explained in the Draft and Integration documentation.Ĭinema 4D File: The scene file to be rendered.
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