Dude, this is the pro way of rendering. Thank you so much also for making the video so clear and actually readable during the cmd command lines phases.
Glad I could help 🦾 And thanks for taking the time to write the comment 🙏 Seeing my tutorial actually helping people with their projects is always awesome 🥳
you didn't get any dislikes because you didn't deserve any! Wonderful explanation, and i definitely need this. I rendered an animation on SheepIt (a free rendering service), and when i went through the frames, i noticed about 200 anomalistic frames, scattered across the entire 7000 frames. manually rendering the frames is a pain. this will make my life a LOT easier. THANKS! Liked and Subbed!!!
mhhhh... that's weird. What's your whole input in the cmd? What did you type in? Where is your blender installation folder with the "blender.exe" located?
@@Starwarsfun1-Leo i went on reddit to ask for help, they said to press ctrl+f12, it would have rendered for 5 hours...i'm going to try it tomorrow. when its done rendering will my project go straight to my folder?
That depends on your settings in the blend file itself. Ctrl+12 ist the regular way to render an animation in blender. If you have set the output folder to be the folder you would like blender to output the render, then it will go straight into the specified folder.
Dude, this is the pro way of rendering. Thank you so much also for making the video so clear and actually readable during the cmd command lines phases.
Glad I could help 🦾
And thanks for taking the time to write the comment 🙏 Seeing my tutorial actually helping people with their projects is always awesome 🥳
If it can't find your .blend file just add "quotation marks" around your .blend directory!
Thanks very much, just what I needed
excellent tip and exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Thank you❤
This is amazing, thank you so much!
thanks for the tutorial, saved my ass tonight! :)
Thanks for telling me 💪
I do these tutorials in hope that I can help someone and reading that this is actually the case is always great 🥳
Very useful. Thanks a lot!
for this purpose you cabn use batch render creator
you didn't get any dislikes because you didn't deserve any! Wonderful explanation, and i definitely need this. I rendered an animation on SheepIt (a free rendering service), and when i went through the frames, i noticed about 200 anomalistic frames, scattered across the entire 7000 frames. manually rendering the frames is a pain. this will make my life a LOT easier. THANKS! Liked and Subbed!!!
Wonderful!
That's awesome to see that I could help 💪💪
Good luck with your project🙌
This should be a plugin, it would be so useful!
True. I was genuinely surprised that there wasn't a feature for that in blender itself 😅
It’s not working
It says “-b is not recognised as an internal or external command, operate program or batch file” ????
mhhhh... that's weird. What's your whole input in the cmd? What did you type in? Where is your blender installation folder with the "blender.exe" located?
@@Starwarsfun1-Leo i went on reddit to ask for help, they said to press ctrl+f12, it would have rendered for 5 hours...i'm going to try it tomorrow. when its done rendering will my project go straight to my folder?
That depends on your settings in the blend file itself. Ctrl+12 ist the regular way to render an animation in blender.
If you have set the output folder to be the folder you would like blender to output the render, then it will go straight into the specified folder.
@@Starwarsfun1-Leo thanks