[Michal Ziobro]

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Alex,

How about option to select multiple scenes to render preview?

It would be extremely flexible and powerful.

 

[Oleksandr Kramer]

With version 3.07.40 you can use the API for specifying the desired scene for a file.

1. Add several studios.
2. Create a script using an example from the file “BatchRendering Script Example.ms”
3. Add this file to Batch Render Relink.

/*
	Example for using the Mode #BeforeOpen:
	Change StudioFile depends on rendered flle
	Note: studio must be specified in the list of studios
*/
if BatchPostScript != undefined and BatchPostScript.GetMode() == #BeforeOpen do (
	if getFilenamePath BatchPostScript.MaxFile == @"C:\Temp\Buildings\" then (
		/* Use index of studio */
		BatchPostScript.StudioFile = 1
		/* Or full path to studio */
		-- BatchPostScript.StudioFile = @"C:\Studio for Buildings.max"
	)
	else (
		BatchPostScript.StudioFile = 2
		-- BatchPostScript.StudioFile = @"C:\Studio for Furnuture.max"
	)
)

[Michal Ziobro]

thank you