Comments on: Batch Rendering on Windows: Part 1 http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/ Home of Box Shot 3D Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:05:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Diego http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2155 Diego Thu, 02 Sep 2010 11:15:54 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2155 Really didn't try including the quotes. Works perfectly. Thankyou for your time. Really didn’t try including the quotes. Works perfectly.
Thankyou for your time.

]]> By: Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2154 Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:47:41 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2154 <strong>Diego</strong>, -side "Cover Back" works fine for me. Did you try it? Diego, -side “Cover Back” works fine for me. Did you try it?

]]> By: Diego http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2153 Diego Thu, 02 Sep 2010 10:41:52 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2153 Hello I'm having problems with side names when using command calls for batch rendering. Different shapes has different side names, and two-word side names ("Cover Back", "CD Front" ,etc) don't work when I try setting the parameter -side . It seems that can't include spaces. I've tryed several things like CoverBack, Cover_Back, and so, but can't find the correct one. Where can I find a list of side names for each shape to use with -side parameter? Thankyou. Hello

I’m having problems with side names when using command calls for batch rendering. Different shapes has different side names, and two-word side names (“Cover Back”, “CD Front” ,etc) don’t work when I try setting the parameter -side . It seems that can’t include spaces. I’ve tryed several things like CoverBack, Cover_Back, and so, but can’t find the correct one.
Where can I find a list of side names for each shape to use with -side parameter?
Thankyou.

]]> By: Sam http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2043 Sam Wed, 19 May 2010 15:36:28 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2043 I think I might have done it as there all loading on the screen!! However I don't what I pressed! I think I might have done it as there all loading on the screen!! However I don’t what I pressed!

]]> By: Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2042 Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] Wed, 19 May 2010 14:38:07 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2042 <b>Sam</b>, in that case it seems that you have made an error somewhere. How to check what's wrong? It is quite easy. You need to open a command prompt window (shell) in the "batch" folder. To do that open that folder in explorer, hold the "Shift" key and perform a right button click in the window. In the context menu select the "Open Command Prompt Here" item (step-by-step guide is <a href="http://www.petri.co.il/quickly_open_command_prompt_here_in_windows_vista.htm" rel="nofollow">here</a>). Now type go.cmd and press ENTER. You should see the text from the file and, perhaps some information about error. If this doesn't help to understand the problem, feel free to post it here, so I can take a look at it too. Sam, in that case it seems that you have made an error somewhere. How to check what’s wrong? It is quite easy. You need to open a command prompt window (shell) in the “batch” folder. To do that open that folder in explorer, hold the “Shift” key and perform a right button click in the window. In the context menu select the “Open Command Prompt Here” item (step-by-step guide is here).

Now type go.cmd and press ENTER. You should see the text from the file and, perhaps some information about error. If this doesn’t help to understand the problem, feel free to post it here, so I can take a look at it too.

]]> By: Sam http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2041 Sam Wed, 19 May 2010 14:22:49 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2041 It does not work for me?????? I have done everything you said and still nothing seems to work. It does not work for me?????? I have done everything you said and still nothing seems to work.

]]> By: Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2033 Vitaly [Box Shot 3D] Sun, 09 May 2010 09:44:52 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2033 <b>Draugmot</b>, there are too many situations that may require batch rendering. Starting from rendering several boxes for the list of images and ending by server-based rendering on demand, as some of my customers do. I believe that any GUI application that allows to perform all the rendering types will be at least as complex as the script above :) So, my idea is quite simple: to describe the cases that are used most often, so you may use them as quick start guides. Draugmot, there are too many situations that may require batch rendering. Starting from rendering several boxes for the list of images and ending by server-based rendering on demand, as some of my customers do.

I believe that any GUI application that allows to perform all the rendering types will be at least as complex as the script above :)

So, my idea is quite simple: to describe the cases that are used most often, so you may use them as quick start guides.

]]> By: Draugmot http://www.boxshot3d.com/20100508/batch-rendering-on-windows-part-1/#comment-2032 Draugmot Sat, 08 May 2010 23:56:46 +0000 http://www.boxshot3d.com/?p=558#comment-2032 Thanks, it can be very useful. Will it be realised in gui later? Thanks, it can be very useful.
Will it be realised in gui later?

]]>