Build a real Blender scene, render even and odd frames in parallel using Cycles on the CPU, compose an MP4, and verify all six frames. The default command uses Docker, so the host does not need a Blender installation. No JSON file is represented as a .blend file.
Requires Go and Python 3.12+. Blender Render Farm also requires Docker. Run from a fresh checkout:
git clone https://github.com/UFFeScience/akoflow-examples.git
cd akoflow-examples/rendering/blender-render-farm
./prepare.sh && ./run.shPreparation downloads the Go YAML module. Results are in outputs/manifest.json, outputs/dag-validation.json, and outputs/stage-<activity>.json. Independent branches run concurrently as soon as their own dependencies and a local execution slot are available.
Start the local AkôFlow daemon with Docker available and configure AKOFLOW_API_TOKEN in your shell. From this example directory:
go run ../../tools/daemon-local -root ../.. -example rendering/blender-render-farmThe command builds the declared image, validates Docker connectivity, registers local-only infrastructure, and executes the workflow through the daemon. Current verified screenshots are in screenshots/current/; their manifest identifies the exact run and image. The full daemon projection is in evidence/daemon-run.json.