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Sorry, I´m not sure, I think it is

I'm just unzipping Blender, moving it to my Program Files folder and launching it from a shortcut

Ok, I think I get it now

The issue happens when the LuxCore NetNode is loaded up from Blender's GUI on Windows

It all seems to work fine if the Windows node is being run instead by using the pyluxcoretools executable from the Blender addons folder

So, the first error is not happening anymore since I've allowed pyluxcoretool.exe to pass through the firewall on Windows 10 Running the console on Windows seems to work fine if the Ubuntu node is set up with the right host and broadcast IPs I've just thrown half a render on cpu (no openCL) without ...

Thank you very much Dade, I think this was the complete error: Node thread started timed out Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/leo/.config/blender/2.82/scripts/addons/BlendLuxCore/bin/pyluxcoretools.zip/pyluxcoretools/renderfarm/renderfarmjobsingleimage.py", line 393, in NodeT...

I'm getting this error with BlendLuxCore-v2.3: File "/home/leo/.config/blender/2.82/scripts/addons/BlendLuxCore/bin/pyluxcoretools.zip/pyluxcoretools/renderfarm/renderfarmjobsingleimage.py", line 393, in NodeThread nodeSocket.connect((self.renderFarmNode.address, self.renderFarmNode.port))...

Dade, Fox, thanks a lot, Following this helped to run the PyLuxCore Tools from Blender (2.82a) sudo apt install python3 sudo apt install python3-pip python3 -m pip install virtualenv numpy pip install --upgrade virtualenv pip python3 -m pip install virtualenv pyinstaller python3 -m pip install virtu...

Sorry, I forgot to mention, I'm using BlendLuxCore-v2.3-linux64-opencl, thanks a lot Dade I've installed Python-Minimal (2.7.17), pip and managed to get PySide2 installed After trying again the GUI LuxCore Network render button I had some errors so I've installed pip3 Trying again now it's popping u...

Help, I'm trying to get Network Render working on Ubuntu 18.04 I've tried the GUI LuxCore Network Render button and a -sudo pip3 install PySide- on terminal It seems that Python-3.6 pip3 (which is what I get using -apt install python3-pip-) is not supported to install PySide I can't figure out a way...