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Do you need also a programm which distributes your povray-animation
automatically in an interlaced order on several network-computer?
Maybe I have a solution for you.
(based on a win95-system)
Contact me via this Newsgroup!
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> Do you need also a programm which distributes your povray-animation
> automatically in an interlaced order on several network-computer?
Well, I'm interested. What exactly can your program do and where can I
get it?
Please describe it a bit more exactly.
Hint: You may ask Kan to add it to his links list!
Florian Fischer
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> Well, I'm interested. What exactly can your program do and where can I
> get it?
The RenderFarm is in a betaverion available.I will send it to you on
request via email.
> Please describe it a bit more exactly.
The program runns under win95 and scans a povray-ini-file forthe start and
endframe of an animation.
Then it starts povray automatically to render one frame.
If a networkcomputer is connected via the renderfarm to the local
computer, it will get the next subframejob.
The configuration is very easy. You have to specify the Povraypathname
(just copy the destination from the povraylink on your desktop)
and then to drag and drop a povrayfile (*.ini or *.pov) onto the
ToDo-List.
If you want to get a networkconnection, you have to specify the name of
your povray-server and to press the connect-button.
The serverfunctionallity must not be specified.
One interesting feature is, that the order of the frames can be switched
into an noncontinuos order. So you can get easily a first impression of
your animation over the whole sequence. And with time it will become
more and more complete.
(the subframes are started in a reverse binary order)
> Hint: You may ask Kan to add it to his links list!
Ken is informed already.
Stefan
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Benk Stefan wrote:
> > Hint: You may ask Kan to add it to his links list!
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> Ken is informed already.
>
> Stefan
I hope you don't mind me stepping in here,
Stefan contacted me about beta testing his new software for him but
since I have no farm set up to test with I was unable to help. What he
is curently in need of is a small number of people running povray with
a few machines at their disposal to help him find any bugs in the
software. Once he is sure that everything is working like it should be
he will make a full public release available and then give me a link to
it's access.
Right now though he only wishes to work with a small numbel of people
to keep the project managable. If you would like to beta this software
let him know and he will send you a copy of the program and provide you
with greater details of it's use.
--
Ken Tyler
1100+ Povray, Graphics, 3D Rendering, and Raytracing Links:
http://home.pacbell.net/tylereng/index.html
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Your words are perfect!
That's what I want.
Stefan.
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On Tue, 05 Oct 1999 10:39:09 +0200, Benk Stefan
<Ste### [at] ruhr-uni-bochum de> wrote:
>Your words are perfect!
>
>That's what I want.
>
>Stefan.
>
Welcome Stephan - I should have something I need to render over 2-4
PC's here (although one is Windows NT) within the next day or 3. Give
me a yell?
Cheers,
Cliff Bowman
Why not pay my 3D Dr Who site a visit at http://www.who3d.cwc.net/
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