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  1. Quick question regarding render farm set ups. We recently set up a render farm at my company. We have several 3ds Max users in house. The way we have it set up is that each user has his own workstation. Then we have a station with the master render farm computer which is of course hooked up to all of the slaves (which are housed in a different room). There is nothing on these computers but 3ds Max and the Backburner programs. Everything works and renders fine. However, every time we fire up 3ds Max on the Master Station we receive the Max Trial splash where it says we have x amount of days to register the product. The Master Station and subsequent slave computers had Max and Backburner installed from my original 3ds Max 2012 product discs (which is licensed and used on my main workstation). So, the question is this: Does the render farm need it's own license to work correctly? I was under the impression that the render farm could be set up with existing software and no additional licenses were needed. Our engineer thinks we need a license of Max for each one of the computers involved with the render farm. I am fairly certain this is wrong. But, I am wondering if I need to buy a separate license for the Master Station computer. I tried researching Autodesk and the Area - but frankly I can't find the answer that I am looking for because it is all forum driven (I miss human based customer service). So, I thought I would see if anyone out here has run into the same issue and had an answer. Thanks, Andrew
  2. Studio/Institution: Populous Client: Personal Genre: Other Software: MAX, AE, PShop Website: http://https://vimeo.com/user1723882 Description: I take breaks from architecture every now an again. For my latest I put together a short video to get people excited about an upcoming event in our office. I would love crits on the composited portions of the video. You should know when they are. ...if not, then I guess that's a compliment. https://vimeo.com/61311178 If you're up for it, please comment on any of my other works too! https://vimeo.com/user1723882 Thanks in advance for your honesty. Dan
  3. Hi all im new here im facing a problem in max from this morning. this is the problem, i don't know what i have done mistakenly, now whatever i try to draw in max, its starting from origin (0,0,0) only and inclined too not horizontally in all view ports. moreover im not able to move it also. im not able to draw objects where i want, it starts from origin only i tried to switch UI to defaults,it didnt fix it. so pls help me thanks in advance to all.
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