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Thinkbox Software Inc. has released an updated its flagship product, Deadline 10. This is the ninth revision release for Deadline 10.0. It fixes a few bugs that have been reported during the 10.0 release cycle and adds some minor improvements, including BYOL (Bring Your Own Licensing) for Redshift and V-Ray.
Deadline 10.0.9.2 (December 14, 2017)
General Improvements
- There are now two explicit Limit types: License and Resource. Only settings specific to these types of Limits are shown when creating or modifying them. Any existing Limits will automatically be assigned the appropriate type, and no changes are required for them to continue working as they are now.
- The option to run the Plugin Sandbox in the job’s environment is now on by default, which restores the default behavior from Deadline 10.0.7 and earlier.
For the full list of new and improved features, and fixed bugs please refer to the release notes located here
About Thinkbox Deadline 10 Deadline is a hassle-free administration and compute management toolkit based render farms, and supports over 80 different content creation applications out of the box. It offers a world of flexibility and a wide-range of management options for render farms and compute clusters of all sizes, and allows users the freedom to easily access any combination of on-premise or cloud-based resources for their rendering and processing needs. Deadline’s unique architecture removes the need for a centralized manager application by using a highly-scalable database and basic file sharing to manage the farm. As long as your Database and File Server are running, Deadline is running.
Deadline 10 is the first release to offer customers access to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Spot Instances that can significantly reduce the cost of running rendering applications, and help you increase compute capacity on the same budget. Starting today, customers can also purchase by-the-minute render time in the AWS Cloud through the Thinkbox Marketplace. Deadline for Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Maya, Arnold, an Autodesk offering, and Chaos Group’s V-Ray can all be purchased in the marketplace.
Deadline 10 integrates with the AWS Cloud to enable customers to expand their render farms – whether on-premises, cloud, or hybrid – simply and securely. To ensure that all the appropriate assets are available in the cloud, Deadline synchronizes with local servers and manages the data transfer before rendering begins, tagging accounts and instances for bill allocation. With flexible third-party licensing options, Deadline 10 customers can purchase software licenses from the Thinkbox Marketplace, bring their own licenses, or leverage a combination of the two to grow render farms elastically from the AWS Cloud.
About Thinkbox Software Inc. Thinkbox Software provides creative solutions for visual artists in entertainment, engineering and design. Developer of high-volume particle renderer Krakatoa and render farm management software Deadline, the team of Thinkbox Software solves difficult production problems with intuitive, well-designed solutions and remarkable support. We create tools that help artists manage their jobs and empower them to create worlds and imagine new realities. Thinkbox was founded in 2010 by Chris Bond, founder of Frantic Films.
Product: Thinkbox Deadline
Version: 10.0.9.2
Supported Architectures: x64
Language: english
System Requirements: PC
Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7even or newer
http://deadline.thinkboxsoftware.com/
Download File Size:660.95 MB
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