Mantaflow cycles render fails when started via Python #73618
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Operating system: CentOS Linux
Graphics card: GTX 1080 Driver Version: 418.88
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Broken: (example: 2.83 Alpha, Hash-cd0a02862404, master, 2020-02-04)
Description
If a mantaflow smoke object exists Rendering with F12 or Ctrl+F12 works as expected. If python is used to initiate a render (via internal GUI console or command line with the flag -P) the mantaflow domain isn't rendered, an error ( below ) is produced, and blender hangs.
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To reproduce the error, have a cached mantaflow domain and initiate a render from python (bpy.ops.render.render()) either from within an open blender GUI or from command line (blender -b mantaflow_included.blend -P render.py)
mantaflow_included.blend
render.py
Added subscriber: @evantryan
Mantaflow render failsto Mantaflow render fails when started via PythonMantaflow render fails when started via Pythonto Mantaflow cycles render fails when started via PythonAdded subscriber: @sebbas
Changed status from 'Needs Triage' to: 'Confirmed'
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Changed status from 'Confirmed' to: 'Resolved'
This issue should be resolved in the latest master (7de86ad61fb1). Thanks for reporting!