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Hi, is there a way to increase the 0000 number at the end of the output name?
My problem is that i'm rendering a really long animation in terms of frame ( 360000 totally ) and with the default settings vray will save the file named like this " example.0001.exr ".
The problem is that the vraydenoiser and post production software will recognize one animation from " example.0000.exr " to " example.0999.exr " and a separate animation from " example.1000.exr " and so on. Is there a way to have an higher number of 0 Iike " example.01000 " ?
I'm new to animation so probably i' ve done somthing wrong. I've tried adding an " # " to the name but it will only double the number like " example.09990999.exr also tried to add the 0 in the file name but nothing solve the problem. I do not found information about " name expression ".
I think that i need to have the frame named like this: example.0000000.exr, example.0000001, example.0053000.exr, example.0150000.exr and so on
I hope I was clear.
Thanks in advance, Alessandro
My problem is that i'm rendering a really long animation in terms of frame ( 360000 totally ) and with the default settings vray will save the file named like this " example.0001.exr ".
The problem is that the vraydenoiser and post production software will recognize one animation from " example.0000.exr " to " example.0999.exr " and a separate animation from " example.1000.exr " and so on. Is there a way to have an higher number of 0 Iike " example.01000 " ?
I'm new to animation so probably i' ve done somthing wrong. I've tried adding an " # " to the name but it will only double the number like " example.09990999.exr also tried to add the 0 in the file name but nothing solve the problem. I do not found information about " name expression ".
I think that i need to have the frame named like this: example.0000000.exr, example.0000001, example.0053000.exr, example.0150000.exr and so on
I hope I was clear.
Thanks in advance, Alessandro
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