I din't see any specific info in the User manual or Reference manual , but I'm guessing the best way to render out a bunch of 400 x 400 Boxes would be via the Batch Rendering method ?
I'm was having trouble with a Super High Quality render setting and a certain project freezing RS3D on one comp- uter and freezing a machine on another computer . It's sorted out (no idea what the trouble was) . While I was sorting the issue out I thought I could just render some boxes , that way when a machine freezes I will still have the previous boxes available when I restart. This seems like a great way to maintain control over your rendering network too . If I need my network for something , I can stop the current render and pick up later , or have it run overnight , instead of having my hands tied with nothing to do but twidle my thumbs . Is this the way to go or is there another method that is preferred ? Are there problems with this method or is it just a matter of getting the Box dimensions cor- rect ? Also , since this does seem like a great way to go with large , time consuming renders , is there not some kind of post processing that we could use to assemble these boxes once we're all done ? TIA studio
