On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Christian Kehl [via Software] <[email protected]> wrote: > My Plan is to distribute my Rendering (done with VisLib) on my MultiGPUs. > Regarding the example, I then have to replace the "frameDraw"-Code with my > own things. Concerning the spec, I should open one Node with multiple pipe > for this task. > > Can I somehow use the configuration tool for that ?
Yes, but it is fairly limited. You can try the 2D compound mode. > what does the > configuration tool generate (and where do I have to load it then) ? A configuration file (see also examples/configs for more configurations). You have to load it using '.../eqServer <config file>', and then start the application. Standalone configs (i.e. you only have an appNode and no nodes) can be loaded without a server in eqPly directly: '.../eqPly <eqPly options> -- --eq-config <config file>' > Next question is how to realize it so both GPUs compute with a 2D compound > and a load-equalizer the then in off-screen buffer and then Display the > result in one Window ? See examples/configs/2-pipe.2D.PBuffer.eqc, and simply add a load_equalizer in the top-most compound. > I know that this is then running with PBuffers or > FBOs, sure ... but do I then have to write a seperate server app to display > the FBOs/PBuffers while a client app is distributing the render tasks to the > cores, or can this all be packed into one app and consequently avoid network > transfer for now ? Not sure if I understand the question, but as long as you stay on one machine, you can handle it all from one process with multiple render threads. HTH, Stefan. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Realisation-issues-tp3973481p3974308.html Sent from the Equalizer - Parallel Rendering mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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