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Parameters ¶
Save to Disk
Begins the render with the last render control settings.
Controls
Opens the Render Control window, which allows you to adjust the render parameters before rendering.
Render with Take
Uses the settings in a particular take while rendering. Choose Current to use the current take when rendering.
Valid Frame Range
Controls whether this render node outputs the current frame or the image sequence specified in the Start/End/Inc parameters.
Render Current Frame
Export only the current frame.
Render Frame Range
Export the frames in the Start/End/Inc frame range, but also allow exporting of frames referenced by in-range frames.
Render Frame Range Only (Strict)
Only export the frames in the Start/End/Inc frame range. Do not allow exporting of other frames, including frames referenced by in-range frames.
Merged Output
The resulting merged file.
Opacity Limit
In a DSM/DCM file, each pixel in the file records the opacity at all z-depths. This parameter allows records beyond a threshold to be culled during the merging process by chopping all records beyond an accumulated opacity in a pixel.
Compositing
Controls whether samples are pre-composited or uncomposited on output. The default is to go by what the inputs themselves specify.
Input Files
The number of DSM/DCM files to merge.
Source File 1
The first input DSM/DCM.
Scripts ¶
A script command can be specified for execution at various execution points. The expression language selected for the script parameter determines whether the command is in hscript or python.
Prior to execution, this node is automatically set as the global current node.
To run statements from a file, specify the path to the file with
either a .cmd
extension (when the language is set to Hscript) or a .py
extension (when the language is set to Python). Additional arguments to the
script can also be supplied. They will be parsed in a shell-like manner.
Pre-Render Script
Run this script before any rendering.
Pre-Frame Script
Run this script before each frame.
Post-Frame Script
Run this script after each frame.
Post-Render Script
Run this script after all rendering.
Locals ¶
N
Frame being rendered.
NRENDER
Total number of frames being rendered.