[Bf-cycles] Cycles standalone questions

[haggi krey]

That was fast. Indeed the standalone code is very helpful.

I could see that all the libraries ( I used the prebuilded blender libs) 
are compiled with:
Multi-threaded Debug (/MTd) / MT
instead of
Multi-threaded Debug Dll(/MDd) /MD

Maya needs to be compiled with MDd/MD what seems not to be compatible 
with MTd/MT. That means I will have to rebuild all libs with the correct 
flags.
Fortunatly the build bat files are included in the libs, really cool. 
But before I start this long task, I'd like to know if there is any 
reason why building with MDd/MD would not work?


Am 30.10.2015 um 19:41 schrieb Sergey Sharybin:
> Hi,
>
> While documentation could indeed be improved, you should consider 
> looking into existing standalone application which has all basics 
> implemented. Some more extese examples could be found in the blender 
> integration.
>
> Basically to cancel rendering you have to call: 
> session->progress.set_cancel("Canceled")
>
> You can also check around session->progress.set_cancel_callback from 
> the Blender integration to see how cancel is integrated there.
>
> On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 11:28 PM, haggi krey <haggi at haggi.de 
> <mailto:haggi at haggi.de>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     I'm not sure if this is the correct list to ask. But I could not find
>     another ressource.
>     So if I'm wrong here it would be great if you could give me a hint
>     where
>     to search so some support about Cycles.
>
>     So what do I want?
>     I plan to implement Cycles into Autodesk Maya. I have built a
>     framework
>     to implement 3rd party renderers into Maya was works quite fine with
>     Appleseed and others.
>     Because I already implemented some OSL translation from Maya to
>     Appleseed I thought it could be an interesting idea to reuse the whole
>     system to do the same with Cycles.
>     I started with the Cycles standalone, compiled it and try to write a
>     simple application which creates a triangle and renders it.
>     Well, interestingly it already seems to work even if I did not throw
>     anyting into the scene yet, what means Cycles is a really well
>     designed
>     renderer.
>
>     But I'm a bit lost how the whole system works. I could not find any
>     documentation of the methods or params.
>     e.g. how can I stop a rendering? I created a session and started
>     it what
>     seems to start a rendering:
>
>          session->start();
>     To block the process unti it it finished I do:
>          session->wait();
>     But the process seems to to end and waits for something. The last log
>     line says:
>
>     Sample 800 Done: Path Tracing Tile 80/80, Sample 10/10
>
>     Thanks for any support.
>
>     haggi
>
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>
> -- 
> With best regards, Sergey Sharybin
>
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