Rendering in the background, during the night, triggerd by timer, organized by joblists, by drag ‘n’ drop, no twiddle with batches …
So, that was just what I needed. And because there was no such a program - i made one.
In case someone else stumbles across this: There is no need to join Dropbox to download. Just click “Download” (ignore that it seems to be greyed out) and in the following pop-up select “No thanks. Continue to download ->”…
(In my screenshot the text is in German, but you get the gist…)
Thank you for your contribution to the community. I hope to check it out later.
When you say, background, I have a multiple core station, so could I launch this for rendering “in the back-ground” while I continue to work??
I just found this tool today.
If it could load a .py file for the whole queue and 1 for each job (for overriding settings where needed) it would be perfect. I would stop making complex and more complex batches in windows!
I wanted to let you know that I’ve been using this tool for 2 years till now, I knew about it from Sean Kennedy’s Open VFX blog, I’ve came across this thread after googling for a new version