Specify cameras through batch 2004-06-21 - By Arvid Björn
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Okay scripting it is then, thanks people, too bad there isn't any
-camera option in batch tho :)
peterb wrote:
>you could use xsibatch with the -script option.
>in your script have it open your scene, select your correct camera for both
>the passes, set the output paths names, and render all passes.
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>xsibatch -r -script c:\myscript.vbs
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>myscript.vbs is just a text file with something like:
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>open scene ....
>set camera for pass 1
>set output name for pass 1
>set camera for pass 2
>set output name for pass 2
>render all passes
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>not in front of XSI, but just check your history to see what the correct
>commands are.
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>>No..?
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>>I have about 30 shots with at least two passes each to render from this
>>scene, the only thing that differs are frames and cameras, I'd rather
>>not create 60+ passes nor save 60+ scenes � 107Mb to be able to
>>batchrender it.. any suggestions?
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>>Arvid Bj�rn wrote:
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>>>I dont know if I'm stupid or blind, but is it not possible
>>>to specify which camera to use in the render through xsibatch -r ?
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