Getting started with Gaffer

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Installing Gaffer

Downloading a release

The latest release is available to download from gafferhq.org. Previous releases can be downloaded from the GitHub releases page.

Installation

Each Gaffer release is a standalone archive that just requires extraction to the location you wish to run Gaffer from. See the documentation for more information.

3rd party installers

Brian Hanke maintains a Windows installer that downloads and extracts Gaffer releases. It can be downloaded from GitHub.

Configuring renderers

Cycles

Gaffer comes pre-installed with Cycles, so no additional configuration is required.

To disable Cycles, set the GAFFERCYCLES_HIDE_UI environment variable to 1.

Arnold

Gaffer currently supports both Arnold 7.2.x.x & 7.3.x.x releases. Earlier versions of Arnold are no longer compatible.

Note that Gaffer requires an Arnold SDK release to be installed - a MtoA, HtoA, KtoA etc release will not work.

To configure Gaffer to use Arnold, the ARNOLD_ROOT environment variable must point to the root directory of the Arnold release to use. See the Gaffer documentation for more information.

3Delight

To configure Gaffer to use 3Delight, the DELIGHT environment variable must point to the root directory of the 3Delight release to use. See the Gaffer documentation for more information.