Hi,
I'm finding the options in the vray standalone when chosing a set amount of frames (from frame a to z) a bit confusing:
-frames=b0[-e0[,s0]]{;bn[-en[,sn]]} - specify the frames and/or frame
intervals to render. More than one -frames option can be specified.
bX is the start frame, eX is the end frame, and sX is the frame
increment. If not specified, the frames from the scene description
are rendered.
I want vray to render from frame 26 to frame 125 and i want it to render every single frame.
Does this mean the command would be:
vray.exe -sceneFile=/Stand.vrscene -frames=26[-125[,0]]
?
In any case, this command only renders frame 26 and it never progresses to the next frame...
I'm finding the options in the vray standalone when chosing a set amount of frames (from frame a to z) a bit confusing:
-frames=b0[-e0[,s0]]{;bn[-en[,sn]]} - specify the frames and/or frame
intervals to render. More than one -frames option can be specified.
bX is the start frame, eX is the end frame, and sX is the frame
increment. If not specified, the frames from the scene description
are rendered.
I want vray to render from frame 26 to frame 125 and i want it to render every single frame.
Does this mean the command would be:
vray.exe -sceneFile=/Stand.vrscene -frames=26[-125[,0]]
?
In any case, this command only renders frame 26 and it never progresses to the next frame...
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