
Jiri Miratsky
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Setting the current Folder (parm, Python) July 3, 2023, 2:42 a.m.
I am curious, why this works for the flipsolver:
But for the pyrosolver it doesn't:
Although the initial folder names are the same (defined by the type properties).
Both solvers are the SOP level HDAs:
hou.node('/obj/geo1/flipsolver1').parm("folder11").set(4)
But for the pyrosolver it doesn't:
hou.node('/obj/geo1/pyrosolver1').parm("folder11").set(5)
Although the initial folder names are the same (defined by the type properties).
Both solvers are the SOP level HDAs:
HQueue: Submit job from local folder (not from network) June 14, 2023, 6:35 p.m.
I have also noticed in the documentation, that the proper place to set the HQROOT override is not in houdini.env, but here:
C:\HQueueClient\hqnode.ini (under the job_environment section)
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/hqueue/configuration.html#client_config_options [www.sidefx.com]
C:\HQueueClient\hqnode.ini (under the job_environment section)
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/hqueue/configuration.html#client_config_options [www.sidefx.com]
HQueue: Submit job from local folder (not from network) June 14, 2023, 6:08 p.m.
If I understand it right, there is a way to submit from a local folder (without UNC)
- set the Network Folder Variable Name HQROOT to Windows Mount H:
- save the file in the H:\folder\file.hiplc
- submit the job
- on the server, H: is replaced with $HQROOT
- on the client, have the $HQROOT set in the houdini.env like this:
HQROOT = //192.168.1.200/h
- so... on the client, HQROOT points at the network drive
Everything seems to work, is it common to have such overrides?
Local access to a drive (without UNC, when developing the file) can be much faster.
- set the Network Folder Variable Name HQROOT to Windows Mount H:
- save the file in the H:\folder\file.hiplc
- submit the job
- on the server, H: is replaced with $HQROOT
- on the client, have the $HQROOT set in the houdini.env like this:
HQROOT = //192.168.1.200/h
- so... on the client, HQROOT points at the network drive
Everything seems to work, is it common to have such overrides?
Local access to a drive (without UNC, when developing the file) can be much faster.