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2015-05-15, 18:20:02

Alter_Palermo

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Distributed rendering with standalone
Simple question, Does distributed rendering work in standalone. If yes, how?
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2015-05-15, 19:34:25
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Ondra

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Re: Distributed rendering with standalone
no, unless you manually merge the images
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2015-05-15, 20:01:29
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Re: Distributed rendering with standalone
How can i change the seed of the noise? Is it as simple as unchecking the lock sampling pattern tickbox?

Thank you for the reply!
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2015-05-15, 20:42:34
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Re: Distributed rendering with standalone
yes, that will do it
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2015-05-15, 20:51:59
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Re: Distributed rendering with standalone
Quote from: Ondra on 2015-05-15, 20:42:34
yes, that will do it

Thank you for your help!
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