How to use BatchCam Render Script for 3ds max and corona renderer to render multiple cameras

In this video tutorial, we are going to learn how to use Batchcam render script in 3dsmax to render multiple Corona renderer cameras
Download the script - www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scr...
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00:00 Intro
00:10 Downloading and Installing the Script
00:54 BatchCam - Adding and Removing Cameras
01:28 BatchCam - Selecting cameras
01:47 BatchCam - OutputSize
02:10 BatchCam - Frame Range
02:25 BatchCam - Render Output
02:46 BatchCam - Render Output Special Keywords
03:24 BatchCam - Render Output Render Elements Path recommendations
03:42 BatchCam - Light Assignment
04:21 BatchCam - Rendering
04:54 Net Render
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[@mcxviispqr6425]

Thank U Sir! Wonderfully!!!🙏

[@gerg26]

thank you so much u make my work easier

[@ArchVizExplained]

Thank you for Watching! Glad to hear that

[@alcitorres9643]

Hello, this is a wonderful scipt amazing job!! Im going to try it just wonder if i work with the script and i want to render on a different computer, does the script also configure the normal batch render ?

[@interiordesign4993]

Hello, how can I get output in two different formats? for example both .jpg and .cxr

[@johnnizito]

Why Error writing to file in max 2024.

[@vitaliikharkovchuk6384]

Hello, great script, and great tutorial. is there a way to save layer visibility for a selected camera? like on cam1, i want just the assets from layer "cam1assets" rendered.

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Vitalii Kharkovchuk, yes, to do this you can use state sets to have different visibility for your layers, then you can assign the State to the camera on the "Scene State - State Sets - Render Preset" section of the script. Let me know if this was helpful and if it works for you Thank you for watching!

[@vitaliikharkovchuk6384]

@@ArchVizExplained, Yes it was helpful thank you. i figured it out yesterday, and made some tests yesterday, and seems to work just fine. i have to test it on a project first though - many projects are getting updated with new content and changes, and updating scene states each time, is rather a workaround, than streamlined process.

[@achidavitadze2181]

Hi,Does multi-camera rendering take the same time with this script as single-camera rendering normally?

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi @achidavitadze2181 Thank you for your question! When using batch render to render multiple cameras, each camera will be rendered individually, so the render times for each camera will be similar to those of a single camera render. However, batch rendering offers the advantage of being able to render multiple cameras overnight or in the background while you work on other tasks, which can save you time and increase your productivity. I hope this answers your question. Thank you for watching!

[@vatanakhour9871]

When i render i can't see my light mix or light selection what is wrong?

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi Vatanak Hour, thank you for watching, in the script settings under the render output section there is an option to Enable or disable the render elements, if this option is disabled you will not be able to see the Lightmix or light selection, Let me know if this was helpful 😊

[@vatanakhour9871]

Ohh I see really thank u for ur help i really appreciate with ur teaching

[@autourdesimages9312]

big bug when add camera! if you want for exemple render a sequence from 0 to 100 of a camera named "camera1" and then render a sequence from 200 to 250 with the same camera, you have to select "camera1" and click on "add" button. you ve got 2 presets with the same camera.: "camera1" with 0to 100, and "camera1_preset1" with 200 to 250. when you launch the render sometimes the render calculate a perspective vue for "camera1_preset1" and not the "camera1" view...batch render from max still work better without any error! And the way to add a task is not very good...not a good idea to add all cameras! it's better to add a task with choosing camera!

[@Sancho.s.rancho]

need for 2024 ((