Add server – Click to manually add a server by entering its IP address or network name.
Edit server – Click to change data about a render server.
Remove server – Deletes the currently selected server(s) from the list.
Resolve – Resolves the IP addresses of all servers.
Use local host – Determines whether V-Ray should run on the local machine when DR is used. When enabled, V-Ray runs on the local machine as well as on all machines included in the distributed rendering. When disabled, V-Ray does not run on the local machine and instead it only uses the render servers. Use this option when the local machine is needed for other computational tasks.
Render region warning/test resolution warning1 – When enabled, V-Ray displays a warning if the render region/test resolution options are enabled before sending a job to the network.
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V-Ray GPU can run on one or more CUDA-capable graphics cards. To specify which cards are to be used, go to Windows Start > Programs > V-Ray for 3ds Max > Select rendering devices for V-Ray GPU for 3ds Max #### of each render slave server machine and pick. By default, the render slave server machine will use all its graphic cards in CUDA DR rendering, if nothing was specified beforehand.
