Description:
When using Backburner 2017 I submit network rendering job from 3ds max 2017 and then clone the job in Backburner Monitor, that cloned job does not get rendered. It is not even showing frames in Task Summary in Backburner Monitor window.
If I submit the network rendering job from 3ds max 2012 to the Backburner 2017 that job is rendered and cloned job gets rendered as well.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Prerequisite: Backburner Manager 2017 and Backburner Server 2017 should be configured and should be running in order to be able to do Network Rendering.
2. In 3ds max 2017 create a simple scene with one object and one light.
3. in Render Setup window specify output file for rendering.
4. in Render Setup window specify frame range: 0 to 5
5. Submit To Network rendering
6. In Network Job Assignment window press Connect button to connect to Backburner Manager
7. When connected press Submit
8. Start Backburner Monitor and connect to Backburner Manager
9. When connected select submitted job and check if it is being rendered
10. Observe Task Summary tab on right side of Monitor window: it should show six rows (0-5) of frames with status Assign or Complete
11. With the job selected press to menu Jobs -> Clone Job. Another job with the same name should be created.
12. Select cloned job and observe Task Summary tab on the right side of Monitor Window
13. Note that there are no frame rows in the Task Summary tab. Correct behavior is to have cloned job with same amount of frames.
Description:
When using Backburner 2017 I submit network rendering job from 3ds max 2017 and then clone the job in Backburner Monitor, that cloned job does not get rendered. It is not even showing frames in Task Summary in Backburner Monitor window.
If I submit the network rendering job from 3ds max 2012 to the Backburner 2017 that job is rendered and cloned job gets rendered as well.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Prerequisite: Backburner Manager 2017 and Backburner Server 2017 should be configured and should be running in order to be able to do Network Rendering.
2. In 3ds max 2017 create a simple scene with one object and one light.
3. in Render Setup window specify output file for rendering.
4. in Render Setup window specify frame range: 0 to 5
5. Submit To Network rendering
6. In Network Job Assignment window press Connect button to connect to Backburner Manager
7. When connected press Submit
8. Start Backburner Monitor and connect to Backburner Manager
9. When connected select submitted job and check if it is being rendered
10. Observe Task Summary tab on right side of Monitor window: it should show six rows (0-5) of frames with status Assign or Complete
11. With the job selected press to menu Jobs -> Clone Job. Another job with the same name should be created.
12. Select cloned job and observe Task Summary tab on the right side of Monitor Window
13. Note that there are no frame rows in the Task Summary tab. Correct behavior is to have cloned job with same amount of frames.
Hello @disadmin,
Thank you very much for the informative post and the repro steps. This issue has previously been reported but I have added a link to this thread into the tracker as well. I really appreciate the time you took to type all this up and thank you for being a valuable member of the community.
Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
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Hello @disadmin,
Thank you very much for the informative post and the repro steps. This issue has previously been reported but I have added a link to this thread into the tracker as well. I really appreciate the time you took to type all this up and thank you for being a valuable member of the community.
Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
Autodesk Here to Help | View Max Tips/Tricks | My Screencasts | Autodesk Virtual Agent | How To Reset User Settings | Change Display Drivers in Max | Feature Request Board | Installation and Licensing Forum | 3ds Max Certified Hardware | Network Rendering Troubleshooting Guide
I'm sorry.. what does that mean? I dont see a link in your message..
I'm sorry.. what does that mean? I dont see a link in your message..
Hello @disadmin,
I wasn't being clear, my fault. What I mean is that inside the bug tracking system I have included a link to your thread and repro steps posted here. Basically immortalizing your contribution to the repro steps. The link is for the devs to your post. Thank you for doing that. There is no fix for the cloned job problems right now and if one surfaces I will update you in this thread.
Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
Autodesk Here to Help | View Max Tips/Tricks | My Screencasts | Autodesk Virtual Agent | How To Reset User Settings | Change Display Drivers in Max | Feature Request Board | Installation and Licensing Forum | 3ds Max Certified Hardware | Network Rendering Troubleshooting Guide
Hello @disadmin,
I wasn't being clear, my fault. What I mean is that inside the bug tracking system I have included a link to your thread and repro steps posted here. Basically immortalizing your contribution to the repro steps. The link is for the devs to your post. Thank you for doing that. There is no fix for the cloned job problems right now and if one surfaces I will update you in this thread.
Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
Autodesk Here to Help | View Max Tips/Tricks | My Screencasts | Autodesk Virtual Agent | How To Reset User Settings | Change Display Drivers in Max | Feature Request Board | Installation and Licensing Forum | 3ds Max Certified Hardware | Network Rendering Troubleshooting Guide
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