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Command line render support

Command line render support

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Command line render support

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Hi Everyone,

 

I hope everyone having a nice day or night. Its 03:26 here and its really late, i went to render a 4k scene with command line render i read it but couldnt understand it so then i just type " render roomdesktop.mb " ( which is my scene name ) and it worked but it shows lots off error and failed but it works. ( Based on task manager ) so i just want to know what i doing wrong, i added variables without issue but in those articles didnt help me, it might because of my poor english. In short, I do have two question;

 

  • Is it right way to render and am i doing right with " render scenename.mb "? ( Pc specs in case someone need i7 4790k, 4gb ram, 2 ssd 3 hdd, GTX1070 )
  • Is there anyway to shutdown computer after render done? I search it online and couldnt find anything, it might belong to computer programming but if anyone know please let me know 🙂

Thank you everyone,

I hope i explained myself.

 

*I added screenshot which i take from my laptop - i did same steps in desktop, i will upload the screenshot for desktop tomorrow.

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Adsız.png

 

This from my desktop

 

i used render -r filename.mb = didnt work

render -r a ( which i though its mean Arnold somehow ) filename.mb = didnt work

render a filename.mb = didnt work

render filename.mb = worked

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haggi_master
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http://help.autodesk.com/view/MAYAUL/2018/ENU/?guid=GUID-EB558BC0-5C2B-439C-9B00-F97BCB9688E4

 

You can get a list of available renderers with:

 

Render.exe -listRenderers

 

In the output you can see the name of the renderers, e.g. arnold

 

Now you can get help for this renderer with

 

Render.exe -r arnold -help

 

And all paramaters are explained.

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