Well, I have successfully started a render of a still image over network. I just followed Dale's advice on changing the ports. BUT, I went even further by configuring each computer on a VPN (although all computers are already on a physical LAN, hehe). When all computers are connected to a VPN, Hypervue seems to run flawlessly and smoothly.

Weird...

I will try to resume rendering an animation over network after my still image has completed. Thank you all for the helpful advice.

I will be back...

@ bruno: Wait a second, I have rendered Hybrid-blurred animations in Vue 5 Infinite over network before. I have to disable Hybrid blurring when rendering still pictures though.

@ Dale B: So I have to change port settings, even though Vue 6 is running by itself? I will try to change port settings to see if it works.

@ Jon: I have a similar problem, but while Hypervue is "sending scene", there is no CPU strain (CPU usage at 2%.....) Weird. I will try making a very simple scene to see if large scenes are a problem.

Well Vue 5 Infinite Rendercow works fine with antivirus RUNNING.

Turning off Antivirus does not resolve the issue.

Ah, I found out how. I just set the camera to "smooth" animation and set a slow vibrate option. Is this an efficient way, or is there another way?

I would like to imitate Bouyer's wobble effect.

Does anyone have an answer to my question above?

Also, is it possible if someone could post Philipe Bouyer's cloud flythrough VUE file (the first scene in the Vue 6 presentation video)

No it is not

Now, how can I add the "wobble" effect. When I tell the cube to vibrate in its path, the camera does nothing.

Ah, found the problem. I asked the camera to TRACK instead of LINK TO the cube. Thanks wabe.

Wow, never knew increasing RAM could make a difference. I thought rendering relied strictly on the CPU, that is, more CPU power=less render time. That was my philosophy.

Nice! It's kind of like a car commercial. Now, add some greenery! Advertise! LOL

I added a spin attribute to the camera, but the camera doesn't spin while it is tracking the camera. If I tell the camera to stop tracking the cube, the camera spins. How can I add tilts while the camera is tracking the cube?

Thanks bruno for the advice

Can someone post a .vue file of this example? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

I have Xfrog 3.5. I did not know I can reduce poly count right within this app! How can I do this?

Thanks bruno for your help.