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AWS Deadline Cloud for Unreal Engine: what its documentation says about farm rendering
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Helps Unreal artists and pipeline staff who want to send Movie Render Queue jobs to a cloud render farm and need the documented options for partitioning, Perforce syncing and submission. It reads 19 of the repository's 117 files at one commit and was not installed or run.
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AWS Deadline Cloud for Unreal Engine: what its documentation says about farm rendering
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Helps Unreal artists and pipeline staff who want to send Movie Render Queue jobs to a cloud render farm and need the documented options for partitioning, Perforce syncing and submission. It reads 19 of the repository's 117 files at one commit and was not installed or run.
Useful starting points
- Video outputs such as .mov need the task index token in the output filename format, or tasks write the same file and overwrite each other.
- A new submitter paired with an old worker adaptor is documented to fail silently by rendering the full sequence, so match versions first.
- The documentation disagrees with itself in places, such as an environment variable spelled two ways and a script name typo, so check the code.
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