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Hi!
On a Windows system you could start the batch file like any other
executable via a scheduled task. But you can only define a certain time,
the job will start. I don't think it is possible to wait for a certain
task to be finished.
Hope this helps.
Kind Regards
Klemens Kopetzky
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von Alex Dinnin
Gesendet: Sonntag, 09. J�nner 2005 19:24
An: xsi@(protected)
Betreff: Timed render
Hi All,
Bit of a long shot seeing as it is sunday evening... just wondering
if there was a way to tell a xsibatch -r to start rendering at a
certain time...
I am currently in the middle of an After Effects Render... and don't
want to start my XSI on till thats finished.
So is it possible to put a start time in the script line ??
Looking through the manuals now... just wondering if anyone was about
!!!
thanks
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kind regards
Alex Dinnin
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