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Helo,

is this possible to make a software having minified headless versions of 3dsmax, Maya and v-ray, if anyone install this app in his pc , can share the resources of the pc . so suppose if we have 100 pc , install same app in all pc , so we have access to the resources of 100 pc, and we can assign a render job to those 100 pc ? which take less time to render a large 3d file. ????

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how distributed/network rendering work ? suppose i have 100 nodes, should i install all 3d application , vray max e.t.c to all nodes? or any small code can work for all ? so what i want to do is i want to command from workstation to render large 3d file.

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This is for V Ray DR

http://help.chaosgroup.com/vray/help/150SP1/distributed_rendering.htm

 

This is for Backburner

http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-set-up-a-basic-render-farm-s.html

 

Quick answer, is Yes you need to install 3D Max, Maya and VRay in all the machines. no need to register 3D Max or Maya, only install as demo. VRay depending of the version will be limited to the number of nodes to use, VRay 2.X has unlimited nodes, VRay 3 you have to pay for extra render nodes.

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sorry I really don't know what is your question about.

 

i am building a commercial render farm with 50 nodes, in pricing i am offering unlimited Rental of nodes,

for example

 

Access to 5 nodes for 1 day unlimited access = $100

Access to 5 nodes for 7 days unlimited access = $550

 

Access to 10 nodes for 1 day unlimited access = $180

Access to 10 nodes for 7 days unlimited access = $1000

 

and

 

Access to 10 nodes for 30 days unlimited access = $4000

 

 

 

does the above figures make sense?

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