(The following instructions assume that you have already setup Arnold as your renderer, and you have visited the Arnold Renderer tab and set up Sampling. If you're rendering for a linear workflow and want to save space while maintaining quality with lossless compression or rendering a lot of passes, the EXR file format is best. EXR was created by ILM specifically for use with visual effects, and is an industry standard format supported by all high-end 3D and compositing programs. It is best practice to use EXR for multi layered output as it is both high dynamic-range (HDR) and space efficient. This help article uses EXR as the example. In order to render with Arnold and output the correct files on StratusCores Render Rocket, you'll need to make sure your settings match the desired output. myrender.jpg, myrender_diffuse.exr, myrender_specular.exr, myrender_Z.exr etc etc)
If your Maya scene is rendered with Arnold, and you require multi-pass AOVs, there are two different situations that may arise if you choose to render on StratusCore Render Rocket.ġ) You require your output to be multi-layered with a beauty pass, BUT all the layers are included in one file.Ģ) You require the output of AOVs and a beauty pass to be rendered as individual files. Rendering Maya Scenes Using Arnold Renderer With AOVs
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