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Rendering in different file name


aristocratic3d
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Hello guys,

It has been long time since I have posted here.

This problem might be silly but a complex for me. when I do batch renders from different camera with different file name like "bumper_design". But it out with the file name of bumper_design0000. and for the second camera (second frame of the batch render) output with the file name of "door_design0001".

 

what I need is "bumper_design" for first frame and door_design for second frame. so that after making the batch render I have all my files in the proper name.

Hope I was clear.

 

Thanks in advance.

Baki

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if you're using the batch renderer why are you relying on frame changes to switch cameras.... batch render should control the output names.

 

I'm not sure I fully understand what you're trying to setup.

 

multiple cameras all in one scene can easily be setup with unique outputs in the batch renderer.

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Thanks for your reply.

I know that it produce indivisual file name. that did it for me too.

But you know what happen? I get "0000"/"0001" after every file name based upon the frame number.

I am trying to avoid that numeric part of the file name?

 

Please let me know if everything is not clear.

 

Thanks a million again.

 

Baki

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The problem is solved guys!

I had to keep override preset unchecked. and check the render hidden geometry option.

Some time its difficult to get the scene condition based upon comments.

 

Thanks guys for your efforts.

 

if you're using the batch renderer why are you relying on frame changes to switch cameras.... batch render should control the output names.

 

I'm not sure I fully understand what you're trying to setup.

 

multiple cameras all in one scene can easily be setup with unique outputs in the batch renderer.

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