(09-23-2023, 03:25 AM)tyFlow Wrote: PRO is not required for rendering or reading caches.
If you install regular tyFlow on those machines, with tyFlow_RENDER in the same folder, you'll be all set.
https://docs.tyflow.com/license/render/
Ok, so TyFlow Render is intended to render caches but not create them, basically; and TyFlowRender is agnostic with respect to whether the cache is rendered with GPU or CPU, correct?
So, if we wanted those workers (VMs) to assist in caching a large simulation on the GPU, we would need TyFlow Pro installed to those devices?
I apologize for my ignorance, I have not used TyFlow in a networked environment before.