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Render farm for single frames?
by Mack Williams (tastypiesinc) on May 9, 2008 at 4:36:24 pm

Hi. I mostly render single frames as reference for illustrators to draw backgrounds. However, some of these frames take a long time to render. Is it possible to set up a render farm to only render single frames? I think this is probably not possible, but thought I'd ask anyway. Don't render farms usually work on one frame per processor? Is it possible for multiple processors to render one frame? I am using Lightwave 9.2 on intel Mac Pro with OS X 10.5.2. Thanks for your help.


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