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dmschenk — HQI Named Batch Render Script
Published: 2005-09-21 12:09:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1608; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 677
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Description
Hi All,This script names and creates the files for rendering an entire batch of flames.
It is very similar to it's predecessor but when you fill in the prefix, the .bat and .flame files will also be named
No more overwritting the components by accident!
Directions on use:
1. Run the script on whatever batch you want to render.
Input all the parameters you want for the entire batch.
The Prefix name you choose will be added to the .flame
and the .bat files.
(Example: BatchName.flame, BatchName.bat)
2. Goto your Apophysis directory and run "BatchName.bat "
or whatever Prefix you used.
3. With the verbose in place you will see a progress meter
just like a Export Flame render. The window will close
normally when it is finished rendering all flames.
Good Luck
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Comments: 8
I have a huge question. Can I set the size of all the images for this? I like to render at 2000x2000 or 2000x3000. Can I do that with your script? Thanks!
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No it doesn't but I am attaching a link to a zip file that was created some time back by Datagram
[link]
just unzip it and place the .asc file in your scripts directory. it's called "Batch Render for Prophet118.asc"
when you run it, it will ask you width, height, quality, rad filter, oversample then it will use the internal renderer to generate your images.
If you have any other questions please don'y hesitate to ask!
Good Luck
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Hi Pat
Here is another version for the Export renderer
[link]
it was originally written by datagram but I added the ability to give the flames a more specific name
Good Luck
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Got it! Thanks! I'll try it out.
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Yeh... I don't understand exactly what it's for, could you maybe explain? Thanks!
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Hi!
Sure I can. When you save your flames, they go to a .flame file of your choosing. This script will create the files to render every flame in that file in one shot. You would choose "Open" then choose the flame file you want to load. When you run the script it will ask you the parameters for your flames and a prefix name which it will apply to the .flame & .bat files(example: BatchName.flame & BatchName.bat). When you are ready to render your flames just double click the .bat file and all the flames will be rendered.
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This is great! This script has been due for so long! Thanks!
(Hope people will understand what's it for! 
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