CompuServe Thread

#Batch rendering

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#169912From: Glenn ZimmermanMay 13, 1995 10:04 AM
I've discovered the joys of batch rendering! Is there a way to render Video Post files within a batch render? I didn't see any mention of it in the manual. Thanks!
#169915From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]May 13, 1995 11:14 AM
Hi Glenn, << Is there a way to render Video Post files within a batch render? >> Yes.. you can type "3ds render" to see all of the options. I believe that video post support is /x …
#169966From: Glenn ZimmermanMay 13, 1995 7:46 PM
Okay, thanks. I'll give it a try!
#172246From: Mark YankeeMay 27, 1995 9:29 PM
Glenn, << I've discovered the joys of batch rendering! Is there a way to render Video Post files within a batch render? >> If you like batch-rendering why don't you try out single computer network rendering. Mark
#173114From: Glenn ZimmermanJun 1, 1995 2:48 PM
I'm not sure what you mean. I use batch rendering to do multiple files unattended over the weekend.
#174472From: Mark YankeeJun 8, 1995 9:53 PM
Glenn, << [network rendering on a single pc] I'm not sure what you mean. I use batch rendering to do multiple files unattended over the weekend. >> Basicly what i'm saying is that instead of typing up the long batch files, simply start to setup rendering the animation in the Keframer. But instead of selecting render to display select "net que" and "render to disk" after that select render. You then have to tell 3DS what file name you want among other things. To get 3DS into slave mode rerun 3DS by typing "3ds slave" or using the slave option in 3DS's network pull-down menu. And don't forget before you do any of this check to make sure that all of the settings are correct in your 3dsnet.set. Mark