You can also customize the arguments as you like. To see how the arguments for both the Maya render command line utility and the Backburner cmdJob utility are generated, select Use Custom Command in the Render > Create Backburner Job window and click the Populate Command button.For example, render node 1 renders frames 1-6, render node 2 renders frames 7-12 and so forth. For example if your Start Frame is 1, End Frame is 30, and Task Size is 6, then Backburner uses the file to instruct the render command which frame(s) to render on each render node. The Start Frame, End Frame, and Task Size attributes are used to create a task list file used to distribute frames to the different machines.As well, the render directory is the project images directory. The render command utility is instructed to use the current project path and the current scene path for rendering.When you select Render > Create Backburner Job, this script creates settings that direct the Maya render command line utility and the Backburner cmdJob utility.
To do so, it is important to understand the following. When saved, settings are automatically loaded next time you re-open the scene, even if it is on a different machine. Job Settings The following attributes are saved with your scene. In addition to using the Backburner integration out of the box, you can also customize your own integration. Use these options to see what happens when you select Render > Create Backburner Job.
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