<p>Cloud rendering, also known as distributed rendering, is the rendering of a 3D application’s scene file over a vast computer network, known throughout the industry as a “Render Farm”. Each individual frame is sent through the network and assigned its very own node. 3D studios, architectural studios, universities and others of the like tend to use commercial renderfarms because we are able to accelerate the render task much faster. This allows content creators to focus more on the creation process and allows end customers or managers to review and edit outputs much faster as well.</p>
<p>When a render job is submitted, it is entered into Super Renders Farm’s system. There are two options – to start rendering (if nodes are available) or to join the queue state and start rendering as soon as a render node becomes available. Once nodes are available, they are assigned to clients’ job and rendering begins. Once a frame is completed, it delivers this frame to the customer’s cloud shared folder and frees up that node to pick up the next frame in queue. </p>