Vray Standalone: Rendering multiple vrscene files via batch file- How?

[ChewyPixels]

Is there a way to render multiple vrscene files via a batch file? Basically, I'd like to render one vrscene then once that is finished...start up a different vrscene using a batch file. Is this even possible? I've done some tests with no success.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
-jesus

[vlado]

Certainly it's possible; it's as simple as storing the vray commands in a batch file. What were your tests so far?

Best regards,
Vlado

[t.petrov]

ChewyPixels:
If the problem is that the first render doesn't finish use the -display=0 flag,
thus V-Ray Standalone won't wait for you to close the UI and it will finish
when the rendering is done and so the next render could start immediately.

/Teodor

[ChewyPixels]

ChewyPixels:
If the problem is that the first render doesn't finish use the -display=0 flag,
thus V-Ray Standalone won't wait for you to close the UI and it will finish
when the rendering is done and so the next render could start immediately.

/Teodor

Yes, this is what is happening. I will give that a try. Thanks.

[ChewyPixels]

Works now! Thanks!

[stezza]

You can also use Render pal render manager it supports vrscene files and it's free.