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- Generate commands and elements in XRef format
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System requirements:
- Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or higher on Intel or AMD 64-bit CPU with SSE3 support
- 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended), OpenGL graphics card supporting OpenGL 4.1 (dedicated GPU recommended)
- Recommend at least 4 GB VRAM for GPU rendering
- USB port
In this tutorial you’ll see step-by-step how to install Team Render Server.
In this tutorial you’ll see step-by-step how to install Team Render Server. Team Render doesn’t have a unique serial, so you’ll simply use your Cinema 4D Broadcast, Visualize or Studio serial number to license Team Render. You’ll learn about key Team Render preferences, including Abort Rendering on Client Error, Exclude Client on Rendering Error, Handle Warning as Error, Clients Get Assets on Demand, Fetch Assets Always from Server and Peer-to-Peer Asset Distribution. You’ll learn about the Repository Path, and important considerations when choosing a location for the Team Render Server repository.
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- In this tutorial, we're going to look at how to install andconfigure Team Render Server. The Team Render Server application can be installedon any machine that supports Cinema 4D. It doesn't necessarily have to be installedon a server machine. However, it's important to remember that the Team RenderServer must be running in order to process Team Render jobs, so you do have to makesure that the app stays open at all times. The Team Render Server does need access tolots of storage. Now that doesn't have to be on the local computer drive, it couldbe on a network share. And in fact, there are some benefits to putting your TeamRender repository on a network share, but you do have to have access to lots ofstorage on the server because it's going to need to store all of the jobs andtextures related to the jobs as well as all of the result frames. And finally,it's really not a good idea to run Team Render Client or Cinema 4D concurrently onthe same machine as Team Render Server because Team Render Server does have afair bit of processing work that it needs to do and running Client or Cinema 4D atthe same time can bog that process down and cause communication issues. I knowthis was a trick that was frequently with Net, running Net server and clients on thesame computer. However, it's just not a really good idea with Team Render Server.With Cinema 4D Release 16, the Team Render Server application will be installedautomatically next to the Cinema 4D application any time you install Cinema4D. So if Cinema 4D is already on the machine, you can launch Team Render Serversimply by clicking on the Team Render Server application within your Cinema 4DR16 application directory. If you don't have Cinema 4D R16 installed on thismachine as you probably won't for a Team Render Server installation, let's go overthe installation steps really quickly. The first thing you'll need to do is load yourCinema 4D installation disk or the ISO file that you were provided for Cinema 4D,and you can simply click MAXON Start to begin the installation process.And you'll choose your language. Now within the installer we'll just continuethrough the first screen. You'll, of course, want to read all of that. And hereon the second screen, you will need to fill out your name, company, street, city,country information, and then you have a spot here to paste your serial number. ForTeam Render Server, there is not a dedicated serial number. You'll just wantto put in your Cinema 4D Broadcast, Visualize or Studio number. Broadcast andVisualize, again, will enable to use three clients at any given time, while Studiowill allow you to access as many clients as you have set up on your network. Sowe'll just paste in the Cinema 4D Studio number here and hit Next. And here in thenext page, because you entered the Cinema 4D Studio number, you have the opportunityto install Cinema 4D, the Team Render Server, the Team Render Client or theLibraries, Languages and Help. And in the case, we want to install the TeamRender Server. Click Continue, choose to install the application, continue again.Read and agree to the End User License Agreement. Say you've accepted and hitInstall and specify where you want to place Team Render on the drive. This isnot necessarily the place that will be used for the repository holding all of thedata. This is just for the program file itself, so it doesn't require all thatmuch space. We'll go ahead and hit Install and wait for that install to complete. Andonce the installation is complete, you should see a big green check mark in theinstaller and you have an option to start Team Render Server immediately. So withthat checked, we'll click Finish and start up Team Render Server. When you firstlaunch Team Render Server you will see a Window Security Alert pop up for WindowsFirewall. And as I mentioned with the Team RenderClient, it's a good idea to go ahead and allow Team Render through the private andpublic scope, as well as the domain scope. This isn't always necessary if all of yourclients are on the same domain. Especially if you're working on a mixed network withboth Mac and Windows clients, it's always a good idea. On Mac, you'll also need tomake sure Team Render Server is allowed through the firewall, but typically itwill be without any need for any user intervention. So here on Windows we'lljust click on Allow Access and you should see the MAXON online updater popup in mostcases. This is because MAXON is consistently working to update and improvethe application, and with Team Render, there have been some dramatic improvementsthroughout the Release 16 cycle. So you'll always want to make sure that you'rewriting Team Render on the most recent update and your Team Render Server andTeam Render Clients and any Cinema 4D instances should all be on the same Cinema4D version. The latest version at the time of this recording is Cinema 4D Release16.038. So we'll go ahead and install that now. I'll just make sure that it's checkedand hit Install. Again, you'll need to read and agree to the End User LicenseAgreement. We'll hit Install again. And this time I'm going to turn onautomatically restart and hit Install again, and that just saves me frommanually starting when we get to that point in the update process. So again,this again takes a couple of minutes to complete and I'm going to let that do itsthing and come back as soon as it's done. And once the update completes, we'll be inTeam Render Server. And here you can see that the surface was started on Port5402. That is the default port for Team Render Server to communicate on. And theweb server is on Port 8080. You'll also see here that I have two networkconnections active, the Gigabit network connection for my wired connection, aswell as my WiFi connection. And as I've mentioned before, it's reallynot a good idea to have multiple network connections on when you're using TeamRender. If you do use multiple network connections you need to make sure they'reon separate subnets. But in this case, there is really no need to have my WiFi onso I'm just going to disable it. We'll open our network connections and I'm justgoing to disconnect the WiFi. And now if we start Team Render Server, which isn'tstrictly necessary but just to make sure that things are all clean, you can seethat we're using just the gigabit network connection now. So let's go ahead and jumpinto the preferences and take a closer look. Here in the preferences, you'regoing to want to twirl down the renderer group and select Team Render. That's whereall of the important preferences for Team Render Server are located. Once again youneed to make sure that Team Render is enabled. It should be by default. If TeamRender isn't enabled in Team Render Server then there's really not much point becausenobody will be able to use it. Next you can input the computer name and securitytoken, as well as the port that Team Render is going to communicate on and theweb server port that you'll use to access the Team Render Server web user interface.So all of these fields again, I'll mention that after you change them, you shouldmake sure to hit Tab to tab into the next field because the values may not be saveduntil you switch into the next field. Most of these preference we've already goneover, but just for a really quick recap, the abort rendering on client error willabort the rendering on the individual client computer if there is any error withthat computer. And the Exclude Client on Rendering Error will remove the clientfrom the job at the server end if there is any error. It's usually a good idea toleave that one on so that if there is a missing plugin or texture, the job won'trender and have all of the frames rendered from that specific computer be messed up.You also probably want to enable the Handle Warning as Error option. And whatthis does is a warning such as when a texture is missing. That's actuallydelivered just as a warning. If you want to be handled as an error so that itactually excludes the client, then you need to have this checked. Again, you havethe option here for Peer-to-Peer Asset Distribution. By default Team Renderutilizes a peer-to-peer networking scheme where any of the clients can provideassets to any other client so that you don't have a networking bottleneck at theserver. So by default this is enabled, but if you want to disable it, you can uncheckit here. If Peer-to-Peer Asset Distribution is checked, you can specifythe chunk size of the assets. So all of the textures and scene file that are beingtransmitted back and forth are chunked up so that individual pieces of it can bedelivered by different computers. And by default, this is set to 24 megabytes.Usually you can just leave this as it is set now, however if you do have anyspecific network demands, you can adjust it up or down. We have the same optionhere to get assets on demand, which will deliver assets only when they're neededfor rendering. And the best example of this is if you have an image sequence,only the frames of the image sequence that are necessary to render the frames thatare assigned to that client will be transferred. It's a good idea to leavethis on unless you're using a third party application such as VRay or RealFlow thatisn't able to deliver assets on demand, and in that case you'll want to turn thisoption off. The option to Encrypt Connections will encrypt the data beingsent between the server and the client. However the scene files will still beavailable on both the server and the client in unencrypted form. So it onlyaffects the connection itself. I imagine this causes some networking overhead so Ilike to leave it disabled. The Rendering Timeout will abort the jobif the client isn't able to respond to it in a certain amount of time. In generalthe Rendering Timeout is somewhat problematic, and I honestly don't see thepoint, so I leave this disabled as well. You do have an option here as wellto enable Wake-On-Lan for Offline Machines, so that if computers go intohibernate or sleep mode, the LAN card can actually fire them up if that's enabledwithin that computer's bios. Finally here we have the Repository Path, and this ismore important with Team Render Server than it is with the Team Render Clients.Because on the client, it's simply used as a sort of temporary swap space. But withthe Team Render Server it's the place where you'll actually be placing your jobsin order to send them up to the team. So for ease of use I recommend putting thisRepository Path on a network share. You can see by default it's not a veryfriendly path at all, and this is going to make it a little bit harder to add jobsfrom within Cinema 4D to the Team Render Server . So I'm going to go ahead andswitch this to a folder that I've already created on a network share. I'm going totype the path manually but you could simply click the button with the dots andchoose it from the file chooser, and that's going to be folder on my serverthat stores the Cinema 4D files, textures, and results for all of my jobs. So I'mgoing to want to make sure that there's plenty of space in that location. Once Itab out of that field, it's going to say that repository changes will take effectthe next time you start the application. So we'll go ahead and click OK to acceptthat and I'm going to need to restart Team Render Server. And once we have restartedTeam Render Server, you can see that our preferences are still located in theapplication data folder of the local computer. However, if we go in here toTeam Render, our repository path is that X drive Cinema 4D team folder. And if wejust take a quick look at that folder, you can see that Cinema 4D has added asubfolder called Users. And within that, you'll see a subfolderfor each of the users that are set up within the Team Render Server. By defaultthere's just a user called Admin. And if you click into that, this is where you'llsee folders for each job on the Team Render. So we can drag jobs directly intothis folder, like I can take these two jobs that are on the desktop and just dragthem right into this folder, or we can save project directly into this folderfrom within Cinema 4D, and that will add a job into this watch folder if you will sothat it will be automatically added to the Team Render. So now that we have those twojobs in there, let's switch back to Team Render Server. And the next step is to addclients to our server. I've already covered this in depth within the contextof Cinema 4D in an earlier tutorial. And the process for Team Render Server isexactly the same, except that Bonjour is always disabled for Team Render Server. Soyou'll need to ad each client manually. Again you can do that by choosing AddMachine from the Machine menu or simply double clicking anywhere in the machinelist. You'll need to enter the IP or host name and port for each machine. And as Icovered in the other tutorial, you can find this easily in the console output ofeach Team Render client beginning with the third line. Once again, I'll caution you,don't use a DNS name that ends with .local because this is autogenerated by Bonjourand can cause problems. If you see a normal DNS name here, that's thepreferable thing to enter into the Add Machines dialog because it won't changeas often as the IP might with the HCP. Otherwise you can always enter the directIP address that's shown here as well. Just make sure to follow either the DNS name orIP with a colon and the port number. So I'm going to add a few machines intoour Team Render Server. So we can add a machine simply by typing its DNS namefollowed by a colon and the port. You'll be asked for the security token. And ifall goes well, you'll see the machine appear with an icon next to it that has agreen dot, meaning that the machine is available to be used for rendering. Nowyou can continue adding the machines manually or you can simply choose to loadmachines from the Machine menu and load a machines list. And I covered how toset up a machine list in the earlier tutorial. Basically you just need the DNSname or IP followed by a colon, the port number, a semicolon, and the securitytoken. So I'll go ahead and load this machines list. And it's a quick way ofgetting all of my machines added to my Team Render Server. To manage the jobs onyour Team Render Server you're going to need to use the web user interface, whichyou can access here from the second icon on the tool bar. This will open yourdefault web browser to the local host at the port that you specified for your webserver port. And we're going to cover the web UI in detail in the next tutorial.I'll just mention here for administrators that if you want to access this serveradministration from outside your network, you'll need to make sure to set up a portforward in your router. So that concludes the setup and configuration for TeamRender Server and we're going to jump into the web interface next.
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