Unless it has changed recently, by default, you should be able to plug
in a display and see a render window rendering 1/4 ish of the image
while doing parallel rendering.
--John.
On Sep 10, 2009, at 3:54 AM, chew ping wrote:
Dear All,
i am doing parallel rendering using 4 machines. they all have a
quite high end graphics hardware, however their Paraview is also
configured with OSMesa enabled. During rendering, how do i know if
they are using software rendering instead of hardware rendering?
(since i have a quite high end graphics hardware, i would like to
make good use of it). If i disabled OSMesa in ccmake, would it means
that OSMesa is not in-use?
Any help / response is highly appreciated!
Regards,
chewping
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