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  • Package project
    It’s quite common to have something not working well when you are rendering on a render farm. To ensure everything is properly set, packaging your project is a very important step. Here are some tips for you to get started and troubleshoot: How to package Autodesk 3ds Max [How to package Autodesk Maya](https://superrenderssupport.crisp.help/en/article/how-to-package-maya-projectsFew readers
  • Simulate local path
    While preparing the “package” 3D project, almost all the assets/setting paths can be used with relative paths, but in some cases, it requires you to use an absolute path. For example, projects with Anima plugin; Substance assets; some type of alembic cache in Maya; Corona 4k cache in Cinema 4D; etc. Which are required to use absolute paths? SuperRenders farm provides a feature named **Simulate Local Path **which helps you simulate the absolute paths and solves the issue when rendering on aPopular
  • SuperRenders Client App: Install, Upload, and Download
    SuperRenders Client App: Install, Upload, and DownloadFew readers

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