Batch Rendering
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Batch rendering is a process where multiple rendered images are scheduled to occur automatically and sequentially. Instead of rendering one image at a time, a job queue is created with different configurations (such as different cameras, materials, lighting, etc.), and the software processes them one after the other without manual intervention.
Imagine you have a 3D model of a product and want to create images from various angles for a catalogue. Instead of rendering each angle separately, you can set up batch rendering to generate all the images simultaneously, saving time and effort.
Automation: Eliminates the need to render each image manually and wait.
Efficiency: Allows you to maximise computer resources, as the software can optimize the rendering process.
Flexibility: Multiple rendering jobs can be configured with different parameters.
Time-saving: Ideal for large projects or those requiring many images.
To select the files for rendering, the command prompts you to choose a folder, and it renders all the files within that folder. The renders will have the same filename but with a .png extension.
