Support GPU rendering #51402

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opened 2017-05-03 16:25:40 +02:00 by Sybren A. Stüvel · 5 comments

According to @sebastian_k, GPU rendering doesn't work due to the --factory-settings command, since in that case there is no GPU configured to render on.

You probably can hack around it by adding some --python-expr "set gpu using Python here" stuff to the blender variable in flamenco-manager.yaml, but it should be supported properly.

According to @sebastian_k, GPU rendering doesn't work due to the `--factory-settings` command, since in that case there is no GPU configured to render on. You probably can hack around it by adding some --python-expr "set gpu using Python here" stuff to the blender variable in flamenco-manager.yaml, but it should be supported properly.
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Added subscribers: @sebastian_k, @dr.sybren, @fsiddi

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Actually it would be nice to be able to make it not use --factory-settings. Sometimes you do want to be able to use scripts for rendering. In my case it's the cube map render addon from Dalai. So if that addon is not available i cannot render my scenes the way I need it. Or maybe there is a way to activate or "inject" certain scripts just for rendering?

Actually it would be nice to be able to make it *not* use --factory-settings. Sometimes you do want to be able to use scripts for rendering. In my case it's the cube map render addon from Dalai. So if that addon is not available i cannot render my scenes the way I need it. Or maybe there is a way to activate or "inject" certain scripts just for rendering?
Sybren A. Stüvel self-assigned this 2017-05-23 11:02:46 +02:00
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Removed the --factory-settings hard-coded CLI argument. It can still be used, but has to be added to the Flamenco Manager variable definitions.

Implemented in the Worker (3cd5b0ff6ec9d8c8385cf460f2655170e8b30941) and Manager (9e6434a57b268c33df27818c55596f19e6d293c1).

Removed the `--factory-settings` hard-coded CLI argument. It can still be used, but has to be added to the Flamenco Manager variable definitions. Implemented in the Worker (3cd5b0ff6ec9d8c8385cf460f2655170e8b30941) and Manager (9e6434a57b268c33df27818c55596f19e6d293c1).
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Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Resolved'

Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Resolved'
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