faq on worker not finding blender #104225
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Update FAQ with some guidance on how to resolve blender not found warning.
Thanks, those are nice improvements. I've added a few inline notes to squibble about the details.
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There are two ways to resolve this problem:
1. Blender be installed in well known location using Blender installer or
There is no concept of a "well known location" in Flamenco. On Windows it finds Blender via the association of the
.blend
file extension with an executable. Would you know of a concise way to explain this to people who may not even know what a "file association" is?The
$PATH
is correct.So I used the phrase "well known location" to head off custom locations or using NFS/NAS mount and what I meant was platform-dependent-paths: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/advanced/blender_directory_layout.html#platform-dependent-paths.
I did think about describing in more detail how Flamenco searches for Blender but as you point out some end users may not know or should necessarily need to know this level of detail.
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1. Blender be installed in well known location using Blender installer or
available in the environment $PATH.
2. Use [blender two-way variable configuration][blendervar] for each known `platform` (eg: Windows, Linux or MacOS).
This might be a clearer way to phrase this:
I included this phrase in my latest update.
@dr.sybren - Sorry for all the commits... I managed to mess up a couple of files on my main branch and have reverted them back.
Let me know if you would rather I start the PR over again.
Cleaned up commit history in a new PR
#104232
Please next time just force-push to the same branch. That'll update the PR; there is no needd to create a new one.
If you do decide that a new PR is really the only way to go, update the old PR's description, so that a reader immediately knows that there is a replacement PR (without having to read through all the comments).
Pull request closed