Rqd runs with an error in Docker about opencue HOT 4 CLOSED

@n-jay

The problem has been solved. Thank you. We still need x11.

root@72970d3fb284:/root# /blender/blender -b -noaudio  box.blend -o  /root/ -F>
Blender 4.1.1 (hash e1743a0317bc built 2024-04-15 23:47:45)
Read blend: "/root/box.blend"
Fra:1 Mem:43.65M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:00.96 | Syncing Cube
Fra:1 Mem:43.69M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:01.59 | Syncing Light
Fra:1 Mem:43.69M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:01.59 | Syncing Camera
Fra:1 Mem:43.69M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:01.61 | Rendering 1 / 64 samples
Fra:1 Mem:43.70M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:14.12 | Rendering 26 / 64 samples
Fra:1 Mem:43.70M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:23.23 | Rendering 51 / 64 samples
Fra:1 Mem:43.70M (Peak 44.72M) | Time:00:28.00 | Rendering 64 / 64 samples
Saved: '/root/0001.png'

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We still need x11.

Unless you plan on using it with OpenCue, it seems like you might have better luck with an image specific to your requirement such as this.

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Hi @srchen1987

run docker
docker run -i -t -e DISPLAY=$DISPLAY -v /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix my.nexus.org:8088/blender-test:0.0.1 /bin/bash

Not quite sure of the purpose of running RQD Blender with a GUI with the /tmp/.X11-unix:/tmp/.X11-unix parameter.
RQD is intended to be a headless agent running on a render node that Cuebot manipulates.

The docker build and run commands for RQD can be found in the Deploying RQD documentation. Simply replace the source Dockerfile with this one.
The blender -b render command should work without issue from within the running container thereafter.

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@n-jay Thank you for your reply.

If I remove this parameter like this

docker run -i -t  my.nexus.org:8088/blender-test:0.0.1  /bin/bash

[root@e7be9d17ba77 ~]#  blender -b -noaudio  box.blend -o  /root/ -F PNG -f 1
Blender 3.3.19 (hash cedcf1c73417 built 2024-05-21 00:02:22)
Read blend: /root/box.blend
Unable to open a display
Aborted (core dumped)

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