Rush Render Queue - Onrush Interface V 103.07b 05/11/16 (C) Copyright 2008, 2016 Seriss Corporation. All rights reserved. (C) Copyright 1995,2000 Greg Ercolano. All rights reserved. Strikeout text indicates features not yet implemented

'onrush' lets users easily monitor and control their local processor's render activity, including setting the online/offline state of the render queue on their machine.

Just run 'onrush' from a shell prompt.

In Unix, you can make a desktop shortcut to /usr/local/rush/bin/onrush,
or under Windows, make the shortcut to c:\rush\bin\onrush.exe

The little interface should pop up, and let you control the online/offline state of the daemon.

When Processors Are Busy

This example shows how the onrush GUI looks when 2 processors are busy running frames.

Checking What's Running

If processors are busy, you can click on the 'Busy' button to get a popup screen showing who is running what:

Kicking Renders Off Your Machine

Here, the use of 'getoff' disables the outside appropriation of local processors by dumping the rendering frames immediately, freeing up the machine:


The processors should free up fairly quickly, and onrush will subsequently show the processors become idle:



If you don't want to kill the rendering frames right away, choose 'offline'-- this will prevent new frames from starting while allowing the running frames to complete.