On 12/11/12 at 3:14 AM, (Nathan Rusch) wrote:
What if you use '4G' for the 'maxCache' value?
jup, that works now in 6.3v1 too..
write = nuke.toNode('Write1')
nuke.executeBackgroundNuke(nuke.EXE_PATH, [write],
nuke.FrameRanges('1-10'), ['main'], {'maxThreads':2, 'maxCache':'4G'})
hopefully that also solves franks problem
(btw, tried first without the '' which didn't work):
write = nuke.toNode('Write1')
nuke.executeBackgroundNuke(nuke.EXE_PATH, [write],
nuke.FrameRanges('1-10'), ['main'], {'maxThreads':2, 'maxCache':4G})
# Result:
File "<string>", line 2
nuke.executeBackgroundNuke(nuke.EXE_PATH, [write],
nuke.FrameRanges('1-10'), ['main'], {'maxThreads':2, 'maxCache':4G})
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
On 12/11/12 at 3:14 AM, nathan_ru...@hotmail.com (Nathan Rusch) wrote:
What if you use '4G' for the 'maxCache' value?
-Nathan
-----Original Message----- From: chris
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 6:02 PM
To: Nuke Python discussion
Subject: Re: [Nuke-python] launching background render via python
hmm weird, seems to work here in some versions of 6.3 under OSX
(10.6.8), but throws an error in 6.3v1:
Error in render with process id 2577:
Unknown units in -c
if i remove the limits it also renders in 6.3v1:
write = nuke.toNode('Write1')
nuke.executeBackgroundNuke(nuke.EXE_PATH, [write],
nuke.FrameRanges('1-10'), ['main'], {})
On 12/11/12 at 2:44 AM, fr...@beingfrank.info wrote:
write = nuke.toNode('Write1')
nuke.executeBackgroundNuke(nuke.EXE_PATH, [write],
nuke.FrameRanges('1-10'), ['main'], {'maxThreads':2,
'maxCache':4096})
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