Network render

[Anonymous]

Given how crappily slow my PC is, are there any plans to implement network rendering? I have multiple slow crappy pc's which together could make one slightly less crappy render farm. 

[NCSkalsky]

Hi Smeggy - Currently you have a couple options (and then some).  Our goal is to keep you productive as possible on any supported hardware.   Towards that end for heavy processing tasks like rendering we do have a cloud-based rendering service integrated with Fusion 360.   You can access it through your dashboard (item details) and click on the rendering verticle tab.   You should see renderings based on how you setup your view in Fusion (or the default views if nothing else).   

Alternatively you can goto http://rendering.360.autodesk.com/ and sign in with your Autodesk 360 credentials (ie. same as you use in Fusion) to work with rendering your models.

Others may have more suggestions, but this is where I'd start.

-Nathan

[Anonymous]

Hi Nathan.

I have used those previously, however, I'm using my own lightmap (I replaced the snow map) so the cloud renders don't come out right. Local network rendering would be good but I imagine that's unlikely any time soon.

Thanks man.

[adripotcol2927]

Hey.. I like to use a cluster based on  RIPI3 fir do some rendering did you think it is posible??

[cooperAL5P5]

It's been 9 years since this was first asked, but I'd really like to see this feature. I don't have money to keep buying cloud credits, but I already have a very powerful older machine that would handle the heavily lifting perfectly without slowing my main computer to a crawl.