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Description
For use with apophysis .

Alleviates the need for editing the HQI Batch script each time you use it by utilizing query windows to gather all variables in a clean and simple manner (even handles filetype and prefix).

ALSO ADDED: A timer like Export Flame (CTRL + X) rendering to show your time remaining for each flame in the batch!

If you think this script is missing anything or needs anything changed, please let me know.

In case you don't know (though I do think some sort of "if you can't figure this out you shouldn't be using it in the first place" is in order):

1. Save this to your Apophysis 2.0/Scripts directory.
2. Run it on the batch you watch to render with HQI Batch Rendering. Input all the parameters, the script saves everything for you.
3. Go to your Apoph directory, run render.batch. bat, it DOES have a progress meter (because of this script), so you will know when the current flame will be done.

Also check out my apophysis tutorial here: [link]

Comments welcome.

If you are like many people and have your browser settings to have that type of file (or other text only files) open directly without a download prompt, just right click on the download arrow and use Save Target As and save it into your apo scripts directory.

By default thats in:

c:\program files\apophysis 2.0\scripts

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Description
For use with apophysis .

Alleviates the need for editing the HQI Batch script each time you use it by utilizing query windows to gather all variables in a clean and simple manner (even handles filetype and prefix).

ALSO ADDED: A timer like Export Flame (CTRL + X) rendering to show your time remaining for each flame in the batch!

If you think this script is missing anything or needs anything changed, please let me know.

In case you don't know (though I do think some sort of "if you can't figure this out you shouldn't be using it in the first place" is in order):

1. Save this to your Apophysis 2.0/Scripts directory.
2. Run it on the batch you watch to render with HQI Batch Rendering. Input all the parameters, the script saves everything for you.
3. Go to your Apoph directory, run render.batch. bat, it DOES have a progress meter (because of this script), so you will know when the current flame will be done.

Also check out my apophysis tutorial here: [link]

Comments welcome.

If you are like many people and have your browser settings to have that type of file (or other text only files) open directly without a download prompt, just right click on the download arrow and use Save Target As and save it into your apo scripts directory.

By default thats in:

c:\program files\apophysis 2.0\scripts

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