BLENDER - How to Start Renderings of Multiple Files from the Command Line
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Hello everyone!
In this brief tutorial, we’ll see how to initiate renderings from the command line and, more importantly, how to queue multiple renderings from different files in succession.
These operations are very useful because if you have multiple renderings from different files to perform in sequence, you can schedule their execution in a single batch file. This way, you won’t need to manually check when one rendering is finished to start the next one. You can simply run the batch file and go grab a coffee or even go to sleep, depending on the number of renderings you need to complete.
This tutorial was recorded using Blender version 4.2, but the single line of code that allows you to start renderings from the command line has maintained the same structure across several versions of the software and will likely remain consistent in future versions as well.