Cinema 4D Network Rendering Guide

• 1 Cinema 4D Network Rendering Guide
  • 1.1 Submitting Cinema 4D render jobs to Deadline
    • 1.1.1 Step 1: Launch the Submission Script
    • 1.1.2 Step 2: Set Your Submission Options
    • 1.1.3 Step 3: Submit Your Job

Submitting Cinema 4D render jobs to Deadline

Cinema 4D jobs can be submitted from within Blender or from the Deadline Monitor.

Step 1: Launch the Submission Script

From the Plugins menu in Cinema 4D, choose Submit To Deadline.

Step 2: Set Your Submission Options

The general Deadline options are:

• Name: The name of your job (if left blank, it will default to "Untitled").
• Comment: A simple description of your job (can be left blank).
• Department: Your department (can be left blank).
• Pool: The pool that your job is submitted to.
• Group: The group that your job is submitted to.
• Priority: Your job's priority (0 = lowest, 100 = highest).
• Machine Limit: The maximum number of machines that can render your job at one time (specify 0 for no limit).
• Task Timeout: The number of minutes a slave has to render a task for this job before it requeues it (specify 0 for no limit).
• Submit As Suspended: Submit your job in the suspended state.
• Delete When Complete: You job is automatically deleted after it completes.

The Cinema 4D specific options are:

• Frame List: The list of frames to render.
• Task Group Size: The number of frames per task.
• Threads To Use: The number of threads to use for rendering.
• Build: For Cinema 4D 10, force rendering in 32 bit or 64 bit.
• Submit Cinema 4D Scene File: The Cinema 4D file selected will be submitted with the job.

Step 3: Submit Your Job

Click the Submit button to submit the job to Deadline.