Leonardo Bernardini

You should download the reference manual, there’s a complete chapter that explains how to create a custom template (explaining the creation of the Maya one, one of the most complex). If you need further help, drop a line to vvsupport@vvertex.com

Not the log folder, but the Dispatcher internal log visible by Muster explorer in the bottom pane. Check a reason for the failure and the auto pause behaviour there.

If a client pauses there’s always a reason reported in the Dispatcher internal log browsable in Muster Explorer. It’s reported as a red line, please check it and report back anything you find…

The problem is in the project path. It ends with a “” , the Render.exe command line parser escapes the next character ” and doesn’t consider it as a string delimiter, basically messing the entire command line. Just end your project path without a backslash and everything should work.

The fact that’s working on some and not on others, should tell you that there’re some differences in the configurations. The Muster error tells you that there’re issue mapping the drive. That may be due to a permission issue or a share connection limit reached. (or maybe the name of share )

We use a plain TCP connection for the Explorers, there’s no reason for a failure. I suggest you to try to telnet to a simple service running on your private network or check there’s no firewall on the Muster port.

you just unpack the .tar.gz file , there’s a “install” script file to be launched from the console.

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.