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Stefen This is wonderful news. I will update / upgrade willingly. Steve
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Is it possible for a computer to have more than one IP address? If it had more than one network adapter? I asked Jason this and his answer not at this time. Steve
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Net render is a client server based piece of software. The server sets up the project file to be rendered. It allows you to change all the settings and render output from the netserver. You then save those settings as a file to be rendered. Each one of the computers that will be rendering the animation will be the client and they will run netslave and rendermessenger. They are connected to the server via these pieces of software. From that point you drop a net salve into the rendering project from the pool of computers listed in netserver. Each frame is rendered my a individual computer in the pool. Once it completes the frame it goes to the net server and asked for the next frame to be rendered. This continues until the animation is completed. I still get a kick out of all the machines rendering at the same time. I would like it to upgraded to take advantage of multi core systems, but it would take a rewrite to recognize each core of the slave machine. Right now net salve recognizes the ip address of the slave machine as only one cpu. Anyway it is a cool piece of software! Steve
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David Very nice! I like elephant dream and i dont think this should cause any issues. Steve
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Thank you Robert!!!! Steve
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My 7 year old has been after me for a year to do the mini figs. He will love this. Great work Stian Steve
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I have also found hitting the space bar will refresh. Thanks Nancy I have not tried that! Steve
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From what I understand Web render is dead. After talking with Jason they have continued to support Netrender since schools have needed this piece of software. I am glad since I will use it help render my projects. I have offered to help others as well. I am currently rebuilding my network after a water loss at my home. The new server is in and Jason advised me a new version of netrender will be available shortly. Once I have that I will rebuild netrender again. Steve
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Mark What has always impressed me about this shot is the layout of the tress which causes your focus to run down the river. I love that tree on the left and the set of branches at the top of the tree. We had a tree out side my window growing up and it reminds me so much of that tree. It looks so real Steve
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As a owner of netrender it does what it suppose to do. Robert you are correct it is a network thing. Each IP address is tied to the machine and one version of renderslave on that machine. The program is awesome in what it does. Jason you are correct there are some enhancements that can be made. The problem is the cost and development of those enhancements. I wish I could help in that area but unfortunately I am not a programmer. In my opinion, which does not mean a whole lot, netrender is a wonderful addtion to AM. I have found myself watching it running while an animation is being rendered. On a recent rendering I did for a forum member I had 15 machines running and I was glued to the screen watching which machine performed the best. Netrender was flawless. I would love to see netrender take advantage of multicore systems. But I would love AM to do that too. Anyway I can say that netrender for me was a good investment and I will continue to update it as long as they have it available. Steve
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Hi Nancy It is the upper piece of the glasses. The light is up and in front of him and this is casting the shadow across his eyes. Steve
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thanks Yes sir. Just dropped in a emitter and it curled pretty well by itself because the way the eyelids turned. Steve
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I have not received my workstation yet but used AM on another machine. Here is shot of the eyelashes. Steve
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I love the new render. I am having to do some of my web browsing via my Palm Pre as my machines are down. But this looks great. Keep bringing it. Steve
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Well after a major loss here at our house (water damage) I hope to be back up and running shortly. I lost the server and my modeling machine. I had backups of almost all the data files. The main problem I have, is I lost all my netrender capabilities. Once I get my server in and the workstation I should be back in business. Some really nice stuff has past through the forum over the last couple of weeks. Steve
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Thanks guys and it has been a good day. Steve
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Very cool David! Steve
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Happy Birthday Jason Hampton! We share the same day. Steve
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Beautiful! Steve
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Hi Steve, glad to see you back. Was it a vacation? Thailand? Anyway good start! Steve
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Thanks for the help. I will take a look at it when I get back this weekend (Spring Break). I really like the look of what you are doing! Steve
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Hi Lee Good to see you back and hope your time spent on the mission was Fruitful. Excellent work as always. Steve
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Looks very nice. I would like to see how you rigged the cloth. Once again very nice Steve
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This is getting close to the outdoor light I want. The ears still bother me with sss. I am pretty sure it is how close the mesh is from behind the fold that causes the color darkness. I will keep you updated. Steve
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Thanks Robert. I had turned off shadows trying to find which light was causing a shadow. I forgot to turn it back on. Now I know. Steve