- is it possible to start animation rendering in console mode? I thaught it was the fastest way to render!?
I didn't find anything in manual so?
thx in advance
How to start animation rendering with indigo_console?
Re: How to start animation rendering with indigo_console?
Maybe someone could help me with a little script. I begin with linux, I don't know how to do it but I just need to render mulitple igs in the same folder, one by one.
thx
thx
Re: How to start animation rendering with indigo_console?
Hi, Jambert!
As far as I know, you have to create a file and name it something like render.sh
And write inside it:
then you will run it by this command:
or you can make render.sh file executable by running this command:
and then run it by this command:
I am on a Windows machine now, so not able to test.
As far as I know, you have to create a file and name it something like render.sh
And write inside it:
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#!/bin/bash
./indigo_console ./frame_001.igs &&
./indigo_console ./frame_002.igs &&
./indigo_console ./frame_003.igs
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bash ./render.sh
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chmod 700 render.sh
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./render.sh
Re: How to start animation rendering with indigo_console?
Thx for your help, I did find another way to do it without editing manualy .sh
usefull to remplace simple render queue 
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cd ~/forlder_with_file
ls *.igs | xargs -I{} ~/indigo/indigo_console {} -n wm

Re: How to start animation rendering with indigo_console?
Hey, that's a lot better wayJambert wrote:Thx for your help, I did find another way to do it without editing manualy .sh
usefull to remplace simple render queueCode: Select all
cd ~/forlder_with_file ls *.igs | xargs -I{} ~/indigo/indigo_console {} -n wm

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