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A network is a set of computers and the connections between them. Blender allows you to easily harness multiple computers' processing power by setting up a "render farm" over a network.
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Why does Network Render require separate Master and Client roles?
As far as I understand it, this is how the Network Render addon works:
The Client is the computer with the file to render. … However, this is somewhat unintuitive, and seems to serve no purpose – it's merely adding an extra link in the network chain, albeit to localhost.
Why is the system designed as it is? …
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