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Character not rendering in Maya 2018 - Arnold - with "Render Sequence"

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Anonymous
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Character not rendering in Maya 2018 - Arnold - with "Render Sequence"

Trying to render an animation on Maya 2018 with Arnold - with a character in a scene for University, but for some reason every time I press "Render Sequence" and render with the selected camera, the character doesn't show up. 

 

The character shows up in "Arnold Render View" (Image showing bellow) 
Screen Shot 2018-06-14 at 17.36.08.png

 

 

But whenever I try to render the character in "Render Sequence" it doesn't show up. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tried to "Enable Overrides" on drawing overrides for the character , but still doesn't seem to make a difference! 

Have attached the .mb Maya file incase it helps, 

Many thanks, 

 

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pavelR.
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well, the rendering did work here using the render-sequence dialog, left pretty much all options unticked.
(I changed the frame padding to name.#.ext, you had it set to name#.ext.. just personal preference.. I need the dot for my scripts to pick up the resulting filename)

 

however:

in your screenshot you can see an error about .tx file generation, you included the .mb file which rendered fine without any textures, but it could be a problem if the .tga files are accessible but arnold can't convert them to .tx.

check the read/write permissions of the folder where your textures are ('\Users\s1602644\Desktop\').

 

optionally you could (temporarily) disable auto .tx generation (render settings>arnold renderer>textures>auto-convert textures to TX) by documentation this should not attempt in creating the .tx file, this is just for testing and not encouraged...worth a shot. If that works you really suffer from write-access in that folder.

 

another 'option' could be parallel evaluation, but the scene was rendering okay with parallel evaluation turned on on my end. I would suggest to first look into the write-permissions for your textures path.. bet you won't see any .tx files in it.

 

 

 

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