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« on: 2017-08-16, 18:02:18 »
Thanks, @houska.
So the way I use stage object for multiple cameras in one scene is using keyframing. On keyframe "0" I put first camera in the "Camera" field of the Stage object, then I bake the KeyFrame. Then I move on frame "1! where I put my second camera in the "Camera" field of the Stage object, and so on....until I put all my scenes cameras to the Stage object.
Then I render all the frames as animationa, from frame 0 to let's say frame "5" for the scene with 6 different scene cameras.
This was I get out 6 stills.
The reason I'm using this method instead of batch rendering is that I get the visual indication of the progression of the rendering for each frame (even before the frame is finished) - bare in mind that I render each frame for a few hours (if there is a mistake under batch rendering I can't see it until the frame is completely finished...with Stage object I can see the mistake right away).
History of all renders in VFB would solve that problem yes! At the moment there is only the last rendered frame in the VFB viewer.
What exactly would the Autosave function do? Save each frame separately?
thanks a lot,
matej