C4D task submission


C4D task submission

Cinema 4D task submission tutorial video


Configure Rendering Environment

To boost rendering, please configure the rendering environment based on the parameters of your 3d projects.

Please follow the steps to set these configuration:

a. Choose the default task group or create a new task group for your project.

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b. Choose the 3d software you need for you project and make corresponding settings according to the content displayed in the client settings panel.

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c. Setting done. Now you may close the setting panel and submit your task to XRender.

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Submit to XRender

Step 1: Drag the C4D file to XRender client and start to configure the environment

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Step 2: Choose a task group or add a new one by clicking the “Create”

Step 3: Choose the environment. If you can’t find the environment you want, you can click “Create” and configure the environment you want at the setting panel

Step 4: Choose the machine you want

Step 5: Confirm the environment and click “Submit2-submit-c4d-submit-01”

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Task Analysis & Parameter Setting

The intelligent XRender Client will analyze your files automatically before uploading.

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When it shows "Analysis done, please submit", please right-click and set parameters before submit

You may adjust the basic parameters about rendering in this panel according to your needs and click submit to upload your files.

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Task Uploading

After confirming the file parameters, you may turn to the “Upload” panel for more details about uploading.

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Rendering

XRender client will render the prior frames first, which are usually the first, middle and last three frames for 3d creators to check the render effect. This feature helps to avoid unnecessary loss of cost and time. What more, users can adjust the prior frames according to the demand.

Users may check the render effect of prior frames first, if the effect is correct, you can render your file at full-speed.

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Check render results

Right-click to open the output path and check the render results.

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