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V-Ray Setup for Cinema 4D Users

This document provides instructions for installing and configuring V-Ray Standalone on RenderCube nodes for distributed rendering from Cinema 4D. The steps include installing V-Ray Standalone, replacing the "UVWGen" plugin file, creating a shortcut to launch the V-Ray standalone server, and configuring the V-Ray render settings in Cinema 4D to enable distributed rendering and add the IP addresses of the RenderCube nodes.

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V-Ray Setup for Cinema 4D Users

This document provides instructions for installing and configuring V-Ray Standalone on RenderCube nodes for distributed rendering from Cinema 4D. The steps include installing V-Ray Standalone, replacing the "UVWGen" plugin file, creating a shortcut to launch the V-Ray standalone server, and configuring the V-Ray render settings in Cinema 4D to enable distributed rendering and add the IP addresses of the RenderCube nodes.

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CADnetwork Render-Guide

V-Ray for Cinema 4D using V-Ray Standalone (Stills)

V-Ray Standalone Installation on RenderCube

1. Run the V-Ray Standalone installer and follow its steps.

2. After the installation go to the plugins folder (normaly: C:\Program Files\Chaos Group\V-Ray\Stand-
alone for x64\bin\x64\vc101\plugins

3. Copy the new UVWGen file into the plugin folder of the Standalone this replaces the old file.

4. Make a shortcut of the vray.exe. Right click on the new shortcut and choose properties.

5. Add the phrase server into the target text field.

6. Now you can start the V-Ray Standalone by opening the shortcut.

V-Ray Settings (Workstation)

1. Open the Render Settings and choose V-Ray as renderer. Now click on the Vray DR tab and
enable Distributed Rendering. If you have an asset server, disable assets sending to all slaves.
At least add the IP of every RenderCube you like to use. Start the rendering process by clicking on
Render to Picture viewer.

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