Use a version of core (3.0.3) with bug fix for conflict of multiprocessing pkg in c4d. Adds c4d-version-agnostic horizontal separator due to changes in S24. Mistakes with regards to scout frames and GPU-enabled instance type selection. Improved validators, with a focus on saving customers money by warning about potentially costly. It now lets c4d handle output paths by default. Refactor and simplify the task template. Accommodated a C4d bug where it thinks relative assets dont exist. 
Paths if the user has chosen to override the task template. The submission on Windows if not all paths are relative. Implements the Make-Portable feature to localize all paths.Reports paths as absolute when in fact they are relative. When validating absolute paths on Windows, we now only issue a warning so the submission can go ahead.
Fix a bug where submission would fail because Paths were initialized with an empty path string.Internal CircleCI config improvements.Sets up Conductor logging in in the Cinema4D plugin.Locks dependency version in order to maintain support for Cinema4D R21.Supports alembic files on differtent drives. Supports redshift proxy objects and their contained texture files. Makes the submission with asset and output paths adjusted for Linux. Submission success message box now links to the Conductor dashboard.Īdds a validation to warn about Redshift proxies that contain absolute Windows paths, since they are impossible to render on Linux. įixes bug where only the first use of a texture path would be made posix compliant.
If the Redshift test fails, we now try to treat it as a regular texture.
Fix a bug where some non-redshift textures shared a redshift ID. Corrects issue of non-redshift nodes being interpreted as redshift. Adds verbose logging for redshift and arnold. Adds support for adding extra arguments per renderer. Refer to the Usage section for setup within Cinema4D. When you install from the file requirements.txt, the dependency on ciocore is specified as a local sibling of this project, meaning you can develop ciocore and cioc4d in parallel. pip install -upgrade -r requirements.txt -target=$HOME/ConductorDev Install development dependencies pip install -r requirements_dev.txtīuild and install from this directory into to a convenient location for testing. Set up a clean virtual envirionment with Python 2.7 for development (optional). To set up a render, choose Conductor->ConductorRender.įor detailed help, checkout the tutorial and reference documentation. Go to Edit->Preferences->Plugins and add the path to the cioc4d installation directory. pip install -upgrade -force-reinstall cioc4d = 0.1.0 -target = $HOME/Conductor To install a specific version, for example 0.1.0. pip install -upgrade cioc4d -target = $HOME/Conductor Tested on versions R21 to R24, Mac and Windows. A plugin to submit render jobs to Conductor from Cinema 4D.
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