While you can override some of the options for a render, it is my feeling that you should set your render scene up correctly before you go rendering it. Thus, there are minimal dialog box options to turn on motion blur, or ray tracing, or other scene parameters. Of course, you can put any Render command line options into the extra attributes section. Smedge2 is a peer to peer network application that will queue and distribute your renders across any machines on your network with Smedge2 running. All elements of Smedge can be controlled from any other machine running Smedge.
Jobs have a priority.
Higher priority jobs go first. Jobs with the same priority are executed first come first served. Smedge -h Shows the command line options for Smedge. You can also double click a file and it will open the dialog box in Smedge automatically. Force smedge to open a Submit Job dialog box instead of dropping the job directly into the queue.