Detailed Description
- See also:
- Class MaxNetManager, Structure HSERVER, Structure ServerInfo
- Remarks:
- This structure is available in release 4.0 and later
only.
This structure is used by the Network Rendering API to store global server state information.
If hJob is a valid handle (i.e. non 0) and frame holds a NO_FRAME, this means this server has just be assigned a job or it is in between frames (no frames assigned). Most likely it is loading 3ds Max. The transition in between frames is in the nanosecond level, but seeing as it is possible, it cannot be discarded.
#include <ServerList.h>
Inheritance diagram for ServerList:
Public Attributes |
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| HSERVER | hServer |
| The handle to the server. |
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| WORD | state |
The current state of the server which is one
of the following values:
|
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| ServerInfo | info |
| The server information structure containing
the server details. |
|
| HJOB | hJob |
| The handle to the job that the server is
currently working on, if there is one. |
|
| int | frame |
| The frame the server is currently rendering,
if there is one. |
|
| SYSTEMTIME | frame_started |
| The time the server had the frame assigned.
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Member Data Documentation
The handle to the server.
| WORD state |
The current state of the server which is one of the following values:
- SERVER_STATE_ABSENT
The server is absent.
- SERVER_STATE_IDLE
The server is idle. - SERVER_STATE_BUSY
The server is busy. - SERVER_STATE_ERROR
The server is experiencing an error. - SERVER_STATE_SUSPENDED
The server has been suspended.
The server information structure containing the server details.
| HJOB hJob |
The handle to the job that the server is currently working on, if there is one.
| int frame |
The frame the server is currently rendering, if there is one.
| SYSTEMTIME frame_started |
The time the server had the frame assigned.
