Auto Render Queue For Blender
How to Use Auto Render Pro
Auto Render Pro lets you batch render multiple .blend files with ease, using your selected Blender version. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Install the Add-on
Open Blender.
Go to
Edit → Preferences → Add-ons.Click Install, and select the file
quick_render_queue_crossplatform.py.Enable the checkbox next to Auto Render Pro.
Step 2: Open the Panel
Open any 3D Viewport.
Press
Nto open the right-hand Sidebar.Go to the Auto Render Pro tab.
Step 3: Add .blend Files
Click "Add .blend Files".
Select one or more Blender files to include in your render queue.
The files will appear in a list where you can organize or remove them.
Step 4: Choose a Scene (Optional)
Select a file in the list.
Click "Select a Scene to Render" to load available scenes from that
.blendfile.Pick the scene you want to render. If skipped, Blender will use the default scene.
Step 5: Set a Custom Output Folder (Optional)
Enable "Use Custom Render Output Folder".
Choose a base folder. Each project will render into its own subfolder inside it.
Step 6: Choose a Blender Version (Optional)
Click "Pick Another Blender to Render".
Select a specific Blender executable if you're not using the default version.
Step 7: Generate the Render Script
Click "Generate .bat" or "Generate .sh", depending on your operating system.
A script will be saved to the selected location with all the commands needed to render your queue.
Step 8: Start Rendering
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Click "Start Rendering" to:
Automatically generate the script if not already created.
Launch it in a terminal window for immediate execution.
Platform Behavior
| Operating System | Script Type | Launch Method |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | .bat |
Command Prompt |
| macOS | .sh |
Terminal |
| Linux | .sh |
Gnome Terminal, xterm, etc. |
Additional Tips
Use the Up and Down buttons to reorder your queue.
All render settings are pulled directly from each
.blendfile.Useful for nightly renders, review queues, or automating studio workflows.