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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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Rendering to Google Drive?
No, you can not use environment variables in the Output File field, because it doesn't support drivers (and key-framing also).
You would have to write a python script that would change this field eve …
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How do I force the netrender to render everything on GPU?
Network Render plugin does not have this functionality.
Render the scene remotely via the command line. …
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Use secondary computer for rendering
All the clients can render single file from some shared network folder into some other shared render folder (or you can use OneDrive, GoogleDrive, Dropbox, you name it - but they sync slower). …
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