mrtool cmdline option -jf

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  • talha_81
    19th May 2008 at 2:01 pm #14254

    I can’t figure out how to invoke mrtool (v4.48) cmdline job submission with “additional parameters” for a maya unified render job.

    for example:

    C:Program FilesVirtual VertexMuster>mrtool -b -s 10.100.1.192 -sf 1 -ef 10 -bf 1 -dg 4 -se 1 -st 1 -e 26 -muv 7.0 -mre file -pool “nrns” -pk 2 -pr 1 -max 0 -v 3 -n “Untitled” -f “T:SharedTalhascenesswitchexp2.mb” -proj “T:Sharedtest” -dest “T:SharedTalhatestImagespersp” -jf addparams “-cam persp”

    gives the output:

    Invalid flag(32): -cam persp

    help!? :)

    regards,
    Talha

    Leonardo Bernardini
    26th May 2008 at 10:45 am #14820

    The “-jf” flag is used to reformat the output of Mrtool , so you’re actually using the wrong command line.
    To specify a “Custom attribute” like ADDPARAMS, you’ve to use the -attr command line flag , i.e.:

    mrtool -attr ADDPARAMS “-cam persp” 0

    if you put a path in the additional parameters and you want it to be piped in the substitution path engine, just change 0 with 1.

    talha_81
    30th May 2008 at 11:26 am #14835

    Thanks for the reply, but “attr” is not working either:

    C:Program FilesVirtual VertexMuster>mrtool -b -s 10.100.1.192 -sf 10 -ef 20 -bf 1 -dg 4 -se 10 -st 1 -e 26 -muv 7.0 -mre file -pool “nrns” -pk 2 -pr 1 -max 0 -attr ADDPARAMS “-cam persp1” 0 -v 3 -n “Untitled” -f “T:SharedTalhatestscenesswitchexp2.mb” -proj “T:SharedTalhatest” -dest “T:SharedTalhatestImagespersp1”

    Invalid flag(30): -attr

    which is fair enough because there is no flag mentioned as -attr

    also
    -param ADDPARAMS “-cam persp1”
    -info ADDPARAMS “-cam persp1”

    seem to give invalid flag -cam persp1 too

    Leonardo Bernardini
    12th June 2008 at 11:23 pm #14843

    What Muster version are you running ? the -attr flag is part of mrtool since several releases.

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