blender: command line issue

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  • boby
    12th April 2016 at 6:28 pm #14571

    Hello,

    Is there any reason this command fail to execute?

    “C:program filesvirtual vertexmuster 8Mrtool.exe” -s “muster.dd.lan” -port 9781 -u “cgi-render” -p “” -b -e 45 -n “musterBlender” -sf 1 -ef 20 -bf 1 -pk 4 -max 20 -dest “P:/test_muster/” -attr “BLENDERFILE” “P:/test_muster/muster.blend” 0 -attr “BLENDEROUTPUT” “P:/test_muster/” 0 -attr “BLENDERSTARTFRAME” 1 0 -attr “BLENDERENDFRAME” 20 0 -attr “BLENDERBYFRAME” 1 0 -pr 100 -pool “CLOUD” -excludepool “” -project “” -department “” -info “” -ojs 0

    Error return is:
    Field BLENDERFILE is mandatory

    Strange thing is that BLENDERFILE attrib is declared in the command.

    Edit: Solved thanks to Leonardo.
    “BLENDERFILE” have to be declared as file directly so
    -attr “BLENDERFILE” “file” should be
    -f “file”

    Leonardo Bernardini
    19th February 2018 at 1:29 pm #16651

    some defined attributes like BLENDERFILE are directly mapped to Muster internals, you can check this into the template by looking for the addMappings() functions.
    That means, some parameters like the main scene file must be passed with the standard mrtool flags, that in this case is -f

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