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Rendering is the process of converting a 3D scene into a final output, such as an image or movie. It involves simulating light, applying materials, and calculating visual effects to produce the desired result. If your question pertains to a specific render engine, please use its respective tag (cycles, eevee, blender-internal, etc).
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View extents (scale to fit render window)
I'm trying to build an automatic renderer using Python, loading lots of OBJ files one-by-one and rendering the results. …
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Silent command line rendering
In addition to @Chebhou's answer above, I also added this to my ~/.bash_profile file:
alias blender='/Applications/Blender/blender.app/Contents/MacOS/blender'
function blender-python() {
if [ "$1 …
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