Well never had the install cd, I downloaded the software from the website directly. So basically render cow is installed, then what next, how do we connect the computers together?

kenmo posted at 11:42PM Mon, 17 June 2019 - #4353344

I do some network rendering with Vue. I use my most powerful computer(I7-4770) as the main Vue computer and the lesser PCs as render nnodes (I5-2500K & AMD 8320)

Can you guide us how to setup the machines?

Bump Any help here, even I am interested to set up a mini render farm, but have no clue which will work with Vue 2014 and how to set it up?

Hi i am new here, I use Vue 2014 complete and even though it is very enticing to subscribe to the new Vue and plant factory I am planning to stick with Vue 2014.

I have been using Vue for many years and create game art packs with it on a regular basis.

The biggest issue Vue has is no GPU rendering, even with path trace now, I do not find the hybrid rendering to be on par with say Blender, using same High-end graphics cards.

I have tested the new Vue with my Sapphire r9 390 ( 8 gb vram) and there are no speed changes, also path trace doesn't allow to use dynamic ecosystem or procedural materials.

If I stack two of my graphics cards for blender, they will double the speed of rendering.

Hate Vue for rendering speed, you cannot make an animation with it without render farms, For that I use iClone.

2014 does not even support my high-end graphic card,

But all said and done Vue is amazing with what it can do. There is no other software like Vue. Period.

It is one of the tools I use with Blender and Zbrush and iClone.

If you do not want to subscribe, get hold of an older version of Vue and keep using it till your windows can support it.

I create game art packs with Vue every day and till I can earn enough with it, I am not going for the subscription.

Some of my Vue works: