Press the “UPDATE From Bake To Texture Dialog” button to refresh the summary info and enable the SUBMIT button.Configure Bake To Texture maps as usual.Click the “OPEN the Bake To Texture Dialog…” button.Select “Submit BAKE TO TEXTURE (3ds Max 2021+) Job To Deadline” from the Workflow list.Restart the Submit To Deadline (SMTD) script.Unzip the content of the archive into your DeadlineRepository10\submission\3dsmax\Main folder.MAXScriptJob_BakeToTexture2021plus.zip (6.9 KB) Once 3ds Max 2022 support appears in Deadline, we will work to ensure it behaves properly there, too. The Workflow will not be visible in 3ds Max 2020 and earlier versions.
Some features might operate differently in earlier product updates. The script was developed using 3ds Max 2021.3.
Once we have collected enough feedback and confidence that it works properly in the Real World, we might include it in a future build of Deadline. If you use the new Bake To Texture feature in 3ds Max 2021 and higher, and would like to expand it to a Deadline render farm, please give this one a try. The attached prototype of a Bake To Texture SMTD Workflow implements the new feature set and removes most of the limitations of the Render To Texture system. The old implementation had several limitations, including single baked images being saved with a frame padding, and the UI requiring you to select the objects to bake. The 3ds Max Integrated Submitter (Submit Max To Deadline, aka SMTD) shipping with Deadline currently only supports the old Render To Texture feature via a dedicated Workflow. New plug-in interop and improvements - from support for AMG and OSL shaders to scene converter extensions - allow for a broader range of plug-ins to easily hook into 3ds Max while also simplifying plug-in development and installation.As you are probably aware, 3ds Max 2021 and higher offer a streamlined Bake To Texture implementation with a clean API and scripting exposure. Toolset advancements to SketchUp import, Substance, ProSound, and FBX streamline the creation and movement of high-quality 3D assets.
Performance enhancements simplify the use of PBR workflows across renderers, including with real-time game engines provide direct access to high-fidelity viewports improve the OSL user experience significantly accelerate file I/O and enhance control over modeling with a new weighted normals modifier. Native integration with the Arnold Renderer v6.0 offers a high-end rendering experience out-of-the-box, while included scripts efficiently convert V-Ray and Corona files to the Physical Material for added flexibility. Integrated support for Python 3 and an improved pymxs API ensures developers and technical artists are able to better customize pipelines. Updated installer allows users to get up and running quickly and easily. New Texture Baking experience supports physically-based rendering (PBR), Overrides, and OSL workflows and provides intuitive new toolset.
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