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1. Open a terminal.

2. Navigate to the directory where you installed Katana.

3. Enter:

./katana /yourDirectory/yourScene.katana

You can also specify an asset ID using the --asset flag, to resolve and open a file from your asset management

system. The --asset flag takes a single argument, which is the asset ID to resolve. For example:

./katana --asset-mock:///show/shot/name/version

NOTE: The format of the asset ID itself is dependent on your asset management system, and the file you

attempt to resolve must be a valid Katana scene.

NOTE: The --asset flag also applies to Katana's Batch mode.

For more on Katana's Asset API see the Asset Management System Plug-in API chapter.

Batch Mode

Batch mode is used to start render farm rendering. Batch mode requires the --batch flag, and at least three

arguments; --katana-file, --render-node, and -t flags. These arguments give —respectively— the Katana scene to

render, the Render node to render from, and the frame range to render.

For example, to start rendering a Katana scene called yourScene.katana, at Render node renderHere, from frame

1 to frame 1000:

1. Open a terminal.

2. Navigate to the directory where you installed Katana.

3. Enter:

./katana --batch --katana-file=/yourDirectory/yourScene.katana --render-node=renderHere

-t 1-1000

The following options apply to Batch mode:

6 KATANA LAUNCH MODES |

1 2 ... 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 ... 263 264

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