So it's probably best to have more buckets than the exact number of threads to ensure that all threads have something to do. Thing is though it's not an exact science as generally the master will take the majority of the buckets as it doesn't need to wait for the data transfer through the network and also threads may be busy doing something not render related. If you're rendering at around 640 x 480 or less you will start to run into the situation where you might have some idle threads due to there not being enough buckets to go around.
If I'm rending out and I have 64 buckets, is there a "best size"? the help pages said around 10% of the frame size but used an 8 core machine as an example The Backburner Manager process listens on TCP/UDP port 3234 by default, though the user may configure the application to use another port. The Autodesk Knowledge Network describes Backburner as network-rendering management software that supports Autodesk products. I noticed in the setup help pages about the bucket render size. CWE-121: Stack-based Buffer Overflow - CVE-2016-2344. For reference, you should save this readme to your hard drive or print a copy. It is strongly recommended that you read this document before you install this release.
This document describes known limitations, issues, and fixes in Autodesk Maya 2016 Service Pack 1. That's a huge difference! Nice to see that things seem to be working well. Thank you for downloading Autodesk Maya 2016 Service Pack 1. 15 minute frame on my 3.3Ghz 4 core desktop now taking 2 mins. Autodesk® Backburner can be used with Autodesk products such as, Autodesk® Maya®, Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Flame®, Flare®, Flame Assist® or Lustre® to manage your render jobs and render nodes while network rendering.
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