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Questions pertaining to using Blender from the command line or using Blender's console window.
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How to force console window to show up automatically when Blender starts
Simply create a powershell script containing the details below ( of launching blender executable ) and put it on desktop. right click and run with powershell. Your powershell is the console now.
& "C: …
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Silent command line rendering
If you need to print your lines on blender but not the blenders so much of outputs,
you can use add your-command |grep "#".
"#" is a keyword You can use you own keyword for this that you can add at …
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