You are then prompted to enter your username/email and password. To activate your licenses, go to 127.0.0.1:30304 in your web browser and click Sign in from the Online licensing menu. This includes using your Chaos account to access your purchased licenses from anywhere online. The installer is fairly straightforward and easy to run, but if you need help, please see the Installing the License Server page for details on the process. For example, signing in any of the Chaos applications, will automatically log the user in all other Chaos applications installed on the machine. The ULA allows Single Sign On for all ULA integrated Chaos desktop apps. The Unified Login Application is integrated in the License Server installation. See the License Server Interface page for more information.
I think it could save a lot of headaches!īut mostly, I think it would be a good idea to not install Swarm with Vray by default, or at least to add some info into the installer package explaining only to install swarm if you have the necessary license if that is the case.The License Server's interface is accessible in a web browser. It would be nice if there was somewhere in the Swarm UI that gave feedback about each node's licence status. The fact that the installer defaults to installing swarm is confusing if additional licenses are required to use it.Īnd does swarm UI tell you if the node is unlicensed? Or it just doesn't work? I have a server in my house that I installed only swarm on, and in the UI it looks like swarm should be working, but then only my workstation renders buckets. If you do need to buy additional licenses, I would suggest that Swarm should not be considered a part of Vray, but more it's own product which can be purchased additionally to Vray. This is really not clear in any of the documentation, and somewhere on this forum I read somebody saying a Vray license comes with 10 swarm licenses, but then I read somewhere else that you need a Render Node license for each machine running swarm. If you have a full Vray single license, are you able to use swarm? Or do you need to purchase additional licenses for the machines running Swarm? I have many questions about Vray swarm, but the main question I have is to do with the licensing: Especially once AMD releases Threadripper and my current build could sit in the corner as a swarm node only.
The notion of halving my render time without buying any new hardware is very enticing one.
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