Batch Camera Render

You can also try new beta of Batch Camera Render 2 - multiple setting for one camera and new render submit procedure.

This script aims to replace standard 3dsmax's Batch Render and imitates Houdini Output Node workflow. Using it you can specify rendering parameters - frame size, frame number, output path - directly to camera object, so every camera in scene 'knows' what it intended to render. Additional functionality is Lighting Assignment - you can specify which light will be turn on or off for selected camera during the rendering.

This bug fixed - http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/batch-camera-render#comment-15090

UPDATE 23 November 2011

• Preview button added - renders only current frame without saving anything - no images, no vray maps, no scripts running, no elements.

UPDATE 17 November

• Ortho mode added to Vray rollout - it turns any camera to orthographic, including Vray Physical camera.

 Fixes:

• Animated Ranges now evaluated correctly - animation of camera target is taken in account.
• Vray parameters restored after each camera for correct process of undefined properties.

UPDATE 22 June 2011 

Script is under GPL v2 license from now on.

UPDATE 05 July 2011

New Features:

• Copy/Paste from one camera to one/several cameras - use new buttons at the top of the window.
• Submit Scripts section - you can assign script files that will run on each render submit. Per Submit script runs once per render submit and Per Camera script runs for each camera before submit. All these scripts run on local machine, not on render server.
• Last Rendered Location field - here is stored last render file location. Very useful for locating last-time rendered images.
• I hope many of you use Global Defaults INI file during the each day work. If so, I'm sure you'll find useful new feature - Local Defaults!
  Using this feature you can set default values for the current scene, project or some other group of files. Local default values override the values from Global INI file. They are defined in local INI file. Path of local INI file is set in the Local INI Path field in the Options rollout and it  can contain global keywords (%scenepath%, %projectpath% for example). To save some property value as local defaults press "To Local Defaults" button in property's section. After that all new cameras in current scene will have default values defined in saved section.
  Local INI Path can be saved in Global INI file, so by using relative keywords (%scenepath%, %projectpath%) each scene and project will use their own Local INI file automaticaly.

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