On 03/13/13 12:30, Mr. Daniel Browne wrote:
> I've found I can reproduce it by changing the host group for the job and =
> re-queuing the frame. In this case it rendered correctly on a linux host =
> and then changes on the Mac. The first thing I thought of was the =
> workspace.mel but I don't think it's altering that.
I see, so it sounds like it only fails on macs but works on linux?
Hmm.. that does sound kinda bug-ish.
Still, might want to check the prerender mel.
Might also want to check if there's a version difference of the vray plugin
on the macs vs. linux.
Also, this message seems worth looking into:
> Warning: file: /var/tmp/.RUSH_TMP.2123/ASTMP.522042UNgik.mel line 19:
> The flag "-renderType" is obsolete and has been replaced by the "-fileRule" flag. Please use the new flag.
I know the rush submit script isn't creating that mel script in
the rush tmp dir, so perhaps the -prerender mel code is?
If so, the above error might be caused by that mel code.. kinda sounds
like the custom mel code there is perhaps invoking the vray plugin with
an old flag it no longer likes..?
I see what you mean by the -rd flag being ignored:
> [2013/Mar/13|12:27:40] V-Ray: Successfully written image file
> "/EEP/Home/dbrowne/Documents/maya/projects/default//images/tstDEV_lgt_vray2013_test_v0011001.exr"
> [..]
> [2013/Mar/13|12:27:43] V-Ray: Successfully written image file =
> "/EEP/Home/dbrowne/Documents/maya/projects/default//images/tstDEV_lgt_vray2013_test_v0011002.exr"
> [..]
> [2013/Mar/13|12:27:47] V-Ray: Successfully written image file =
> "/EEP/Home/dbrowne/Documents/maya/projects/default//images/tstDEV_lgt_vray2013_test_v0011003.exr"
Those paths aren't anything like the -rd flag, which is set to:
/Casino/Poker/Shows/tst/tstCOMMON/tstDEV/lgt/maya/dbrowne/tstDEV_vray2013_test/images
..and project path is set to:
/Casino/Poker/Shows/tst/tstCOMMON/tstDEV/lgt/maya/dbrowne/tstDEV_vray2013_test
..but it's writing to a /totally/ different drive (/EEP/Home).
If it's not getting that from the scene file, it might be getting it from
the user's home directory (eg. the 'maya' subdir)
I assume if you grep the .ma file for "/EEP/Home", it's not showing up?
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Greg Ercolano, erco@(email surpressed)
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