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Rendered frames1 - 600
Resolution4096 x 2160
Parts per frame1
Parts rendered600 / 600
Input licenseCC by-sa
Output licenseCC by-sa
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2012-01-29 03:53 UTC Registration
2012-01-29 03:53 UTC Submission
2012-01-29 09:44 UTC Accepted by admin
2012-01-29 09:44 UTC Preprocessing begin
2012-01-29 09:44 UTC Preprocessing ends
2012-01-29 09:44 UTC Render begin
2012-01-31 02:40 UTC Render ends
2012-01-31 02:40 UTC Postprocessing begin
2012-01-31 02:40 UTC Postprocessing ends
2012-01-31 02:40 UTC Encode begins
Sceptic Blenderfan
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bake ocean ?

 

Hi.

How to do for bake ocean for rendering in renderfarm.fi ? Nobody want say to me. I need made a project with water and rendering in renderfarm because i have a small computer. 

please... :)

chaad

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baking

try to bake a simulation, then pack it to the one file and try to send it on renderfarms server. your packed file size should be bigger than simple file size without simulation.

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No, baking is not included in

No, baking is not included in the .blend file. You must use keyframes for the modifier.

- Jesse Kaukonen, www.jessekaukonen.net

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Ocean sim

When I made this I did not bake it.

If I remember right I set two keyframes on the time slider in the ocean sim modifier, at frame one set to 0:00 seconds, and at the end frame, (600) it was set to 30:00 seconds. That's it. I didn't bake it. It was partly a test to see if I needed to bake it or not when using renderfarm.fi, but the render seems to have stopped at frame 598 of 600, so I can't really find out for sure until it resumes rendering. ):

I did look at the picture representing the animation, and I think the water changes from time to time when I reload the page, but that's not a very concrete way of telling, and not very useful because I can't download it until it finishes rendering.

Thanks for your interest,

Blenderfan