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KEYSHOT NETWORK RENDERING HOW TO

Open the Render dialog – It can be launched from the toolbar, via the Main menu > Render > Render or the hotkey Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (Mac).

In the instructions below we assume that KeyShot is installed on your client computer. Once the client setup is complete and KeyShot Network Monitor is able to connect to the manager, you will be able to send your render jobs to the network.

The default values of those will in most cases be sufficient for running KeyShot Network Rendering, and if you are happy with those, just press Done and start Rendering. The list in the left pane of the window leads the relevant settings for the selected role. It also lets you manually start/stop services in cans you don’t want the service to automatically Restart services on Done. The Status panel in the bottom of the window informs you about the current state of Network Rendering on your computer – what role it has and whether the service is running/needs to be restarted.

KEYSHOT NETWORK RENDERING HOW TO

Visit the Client setup page for information on how to connect etc.

Monitor only – If you only want to be able to administer the queue or to send Jobs to Network Rendering, all you need is the Monitor.

Visit the Worker Setup and Manager Setup pages for more information. But it can also serve both a Manager and Worker.

Worker and Manager – A computer can have multiple roles, as mentioned all computers with Network Rendering and KeyShot can send jobs to Network Rendering.

Visit the Manager Setup page for more information.

Manager – Your Computer will serve as the hub for the Network Rendering – It handles jobs sent from clients, splits them up in tasks which are delegated to the workers, and when the tasks are returned from the workers it assembles them to images, animations etc.Visit the Worker Setup page for more information. Worker – Your computer will be rendering jobs delegated by the manager.If the computer doesn’t have KeyShot installed, it can still be a part of Network Rendering in one of the following roles: RoleĪll computers with Network Rendering and KeyShot installed can send jobs to the manager on the local network. If necessary you can change the location of the resources folder, but it is not recommended to do so. KeyShot Network Rendering creates a Resources folder where it stores log information, system and temporary files.