Brett 65c256b641 New UI Redesign in pyqt6 (#56)
* Initial commit for new UI

* Initial commit for new UI

* WIP

* Status bar updates and has an icon for online / offline

* Add log_viewer.py

* Use JSON for delete_engine_download API

* Fix class issue with Downloaders

* Move Config class to new ui

* Add engine_browser.py

* Add a close event handler to the main window

* Fix issue with engine manager not deleting engines properly

* Rearrange all the files

* Add icons and resources

* Cache system info in RenderServerProxy

* Toolbar polish

* Fix resource path in status bar

* Add config_dir to misc_helper.py

* Add try block to zeroconf setup

* Add add_job.py

* Add raw args to add_job.py
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🎬 Zordon - Render Management Tools 🎬

Welcome to Zordon! This is a hobby project written with fellow filmmakers in mind. It's a local network render farm manager, aiming to streamline and simplify the rendering process across multiple home computers.

📦 Installation

Make sure to install the necessary dependencies: pip3 install -r requirements.txt

🚀 How to Use

Zordon has two main files: start_server.py and start_client.py.

  • start_server.py: Run this on any computer you want to render jobs. It manages the incoming job queue and kicks off the appropriate render jobs when ready.
  • start_client.py: Run this to administer your render servers. It lets you manage and submit jobs.

When the server is running, the job queue can be accessed via a web browser on the server's hostname (default port is 8080). You can also access it via the GUI client or a simple view-only dashboard.

🎨 Supported Renderers

Zordon currently supports the following renderers:

  • Blender
  • FFMPEG
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