Batch Rendering in 3ds Max - Everything you need to know

[@MJCdesigns]

Nice one bro.

[@SimpleorDifficult]

Thank you bro🙏🏽

[@3d-corner]

@@SimpleorDifficult it's more easy and you can stop and start your renders at any time.

[@SimpleorDifficult]

Alright 🙏🏽

[@3d-corner]

it's better to use the Backburner, in this way to don't need to have the 3ds max and in this way you have more ram available. I use it in this video : ua-cam.com/video/lfN35bRJcDE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=3DCORNER 01:31

[@SimpleorDifficult]

Thank you for the Tip man🫶🏽🙌🏽

[@3d-corner]

@@SimpleorDifficult you are more then welcome.:)

[@corneliuschidubem2678]

So if we want to turn off some lights in a particular lightmix after batch render. How do we go about that

[@SimpleorDifficult]

Maybe try saving to CXR then editing later in the image editor

[@corneliuschidubem2678]

@@SimpleorDifficult thanks
We await more videos.

[@SimpleorDifficult]

Certainly, more videos coming every week

[@TheSemihG]

if i have 20 cameras am i going to add them one by one to batch render?

[@SimpleorDifficult]

If you want to render all 20, yes