In addition to all the standard set of parameters, Deadline’s Cinema 4D support also ties into Cinema’s new “Take” system that was introduced in R17. This set of parameters specifies the frame range, the group of Deadline Workers that are allowed to render, the priority of the job, dependent Deadline jobs, and more. Simply enable the "Use Batch Plugin" option when submitting the job to Deadline.ĭeadline has a standard set of submission options available to all plugins, which are described in the Job Submission Documentation. This allows users to submit multiple frames per task and save the overhead of reloading the scene between frames. When rendering with this mode, Cinema 4D and the loaded scene file will stay in memory in between frames of the same job. Information about installing the integrated submitter and using both submission interfaces can be found in the Deadline Cinema 4D Documentation.ĭeadline's Cinema 4D plugin supports a mode known as "Batch Rendering". Users can also submit a previously saved Cinema 4D scene file to Deadline directly though the Deadline Monitor application without the need to open Cinema 4D. This allows Deadline to pull information about the scene like frame ranges, render output filenames, and Take lists. SUBMITTING A CINEMA 4D SCENE TO DEADLINEĭeadline has an integrated submission plugin built inside of Cinema 4D that allows users to submit their scenes directly to Deadline. Note that Deadline supports Cinema 4D R12 and later. It has a number of very useful features which are covered in this blog entry, so if you’re a Cinema 4D user, or you’re just feeling curious, keep on reading! It’s easy to use, and allows the user to focus on their work and offload the rendering from the user’s workstations. Version: Deadline 8.0 and 8.1 (note that 8.1 is still in beta) INTRODUCTIONĭeadline has fully featured support for Cinema 4D.
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