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dmschenk — Named Render to Disk Batch
Published: 2006-04-10 18:20:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1382; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 332
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Named Render to Disk Batch will allow you to run an entire batch of flames through the Render to disk operator and set the parameters (Width Height, Quality, Rad Filter & OverSample) plus it will allow you to name the batch and the flames with a common name.Related content
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Thanks for the fav! I appreciate you taking the time to stop by
I hope you like the script!
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This will definitely be useful for over-night renderings.
And rendering lots of different versions of the same render I guess, for comparison in proper detail.
Heh, I can think of quite a few uses really, so awesome work, and a 
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Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to stop by
I hope you like the script!
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Oh I check this out 
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I hope you like it.. even if you don't do the render portion of it, the script makes it easy to organize your flames
Good luck
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Ohhhh now I am even more curious. I still have 100 deviations to view but when I am done with that I want to run your script to see how it works
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After reading your above comment, this is not what I thought it was. I need the flame 3 file to be able to render a .png to disk on a transparent background. Someone tried to explain how to install it, but it didn't make any sense, plus I have lost the flame 3 file. Hopefully, maybe you could tell me what to do.
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that may have been true in an older version of Apo but the newer betas do not have a problem rendering transparent backgrounds. Just make sure your options are set for transparent
Good luck!
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oh this is so cool! 
one question though...
all of my render settings are pretty much always the same, except for width and height.. those vary with each flame..
just so i get it right, i can't set that individually, right? i have to use the same settings for the entire batch?
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I hope you can find a use for it. At the very least it is nice for reorganizing your flames.
Unfortunately you are correct about it being for one size images but I could possibly look into taking those lines out and letting it render at whatever size the flame was saved at.
OK...can you stop moving when I try to talk to you!!
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I'm sorry, I don't understand how to use this or what it is for (beyond use in apophysis)
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No problem! This script will render every flame that you have opened in Apophysis. For instsnace if you have been saving your flames to a single file, you can open that file in Apophysis and have it render everything (great for rendering overnight).
You will be asked to provide a set of parameters for your images (length, height, quality, filter rad, oversample, file type & Prefix name)
When it is done all the images from that session will be in one location with similar names (ex: flamename-1.jpg, flamename-2.jpg) plus it will also save a new .flame file with all the flames renamed. currently all the images appear in the Apophysis directory as I have not made provisions for them to be placed elsewhere.
If you have anyother ?'s lemme know
Good Luck!
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nice, i prefer scripts tat alter da flames
how'd u learn to write scripts anyway?
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Try these, they both have good tutorials
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