Yes. Once you’ve generated the script (.bat or .sh), you can schedule it using: Windows Task Scheduler on Windows. cron or at on Linux/macOS. Auto Render Pro doesn’t include built-in scheduling, but the generated scripts are compatible with all standard automation tools.

Make sure: The Blender path is correctly set and points to a valid executable. The .blend files are accessible and not missing. A valid scene is selected (or the default one is used). If using a custom output folder, ensure it exists or that the script has permission to create it. Check the terminal window for any errors printed by Blender.

No — Auto Render Pro uses a single Blender executable for all files in the queue. However, you can choose which version to use by setting the Blender Path in the panel. If you need to render with different Blender versions per file, you can generate multiple scripts and modify them manually.