Hi
How can i change the RVIO submit script so it produces a render argument that will use 0-100#.png syntax to read sequences instead of 0-100@@@@@.png
We don’t use 5 digits for anything so when making RVIO jobs from our 3d output (“filename” 0000.png) we get: ERROR: No files in sequence …/wave004_0-125@@@@@.png
It seems that Cinema4D doesnt have a smart way of using 5 digits as default.
Ive tried to look through the RVIO script without any luck so far
The RVIO plugin should be setting the number of @'s to the number of digits in the frame padding. If your file name ends in 4 digits, it should be setting the input to @@@@.png.
Can you show us the full file name (including the path) of the input image that you’re specifying in the RVIO submitter?
Thanks! I can’t seem to reproduce with a test file sequence of a similar name. Can you post the full error report from the job? Maybe that might provide some more info.
Also, which version of Deadline are you currently running?
Thanks! Nothing out of the ordinary there, so here is a modified RVIO plugin file that prints out a few debug lines when it goes to set up the padding. Go to \your\repository\plugins\RVIO and make a backup copy of RVIO.py. Then unzip the attached file to the same folder. Submit the job again, and then post the error report.
Hi
I think this problem might be related to this one: http://forums.thinkboxsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?f=86&t=7328
When making av RVIO job by right click - Script - Submit RVIO Job to Deadline in Monitor, this filename is inserted in the “Source 1” field in the RVIO Submitter:
I get the same behavior when making Draft jobs this way as well (right click on job). Deadline is looking for 5 digit framenumbers: “underscore-as-last-char-v01_#####.png” (is inserted in the Input field in the Draft submitter.
File on disk is the same as above: “underscore-as-last-char-v01_0000.png” (4 digits)
Yeah, it definitely looks like the same problem. I can’t reproduce the problem on my end, so I’ll talk to Jon about it today and let him continue to help you on the beta board.