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• Toni Bratincevic

  almost 2 years ago

  This is one of the essential tools in my library when I need to render multiple cameras with different resolutions, render settings etc. It is very easy to setup and start using. However it is a bit confusing when copying all the parameters from one Camera pass (context) to a different ones, I wish there is a better UI for this. Also, coming from a professional 3D environment where I used many different Render managers in the past, I always had to do manual pass (context in renderset pro) updating when needed, none of the managers that I used was doing that automatically, but for some reason this one does that, and because of that it is very easy to break your setup by not being careful. I wish there is a way, once we create initial render, to lock your context and then do right click > load or right click > update as needed. That way I would not worry about accidentally unhiding a layer that was just meant to be used temporarily. But since this is the only tool in Blender that is serving my needs of a solid pass manager I will give it 5/5 since it saved me so much time already. Nice work, I hope it gets better over time!

• Alex

  about 2 years ago

  If you're an archviz artist like me this is definitely a must have!

  I use it to render massive batches of stills at once.
  The ability to save almost any parameter per view is absolutely amazing, besides saving the light setup and camera settings you can also save other things such as the position of trees, people or other assets.
  With this tool there is no need for splitting views into separate files anymore, this saves a ton of hard drive space.
  Batch rendering works great with custom paths and names, this is also a major time saver.

  Kudos to the team, great work on this one!

• John Christian

  about 2 years ago

  Renderset 2.0 makes blender more powerful! Before I would manually separate every element in a scene in order to have different composition alternatives or for later compositing. Then I would render it , wait and re-render again with different elements, only to completely forget what I had chosen to tick on/off or render previously, getting tangled up in a real mess. Not particularly comfortable with render layers in the compositor either tbh. Renderset 2.0 just takes all that pain away. I had some bugs to start with, but that was resolved within hours thanks to the quick developer team. It does what it say it does, is easy to use and the support is brilliant. It's going to save me weeks of tedious work in the future. Hats off

• Matt Mitacek

  about 2 years ago

  I was waiting for an add-on like this for ages! Coming from C4D, Renderset exceeds it's Takes. I love the posibility of automatic file naming and an opportunity for different render settings and frame range for each context. Since 2.0 is out, it's part of every project I'm working on. Also the customer support is awesome. Thanks Polygoniq!

• Oliver Burger

  about 2 years ago

  An Essential Tool for Every Blender Artist – I use Renderset daily, and I’m convinced it’s the best solution for rendering extensive projects in Blender. The ability to manage different settings, output sizes, and exposure adjustments has saved me countless hours of work. The support team on Discord is also incredibly friendly, quick, and solution-oriented. They successfully resolved an issue I had with the latest release on my Mac version of the extension.

  100% recommended!

• Ziad

  about 2 years ago

  Simple, Fast, Easy and handy! I can say its an addon blender users must have to save time for variations, pack files on the go and more!

  I hope to see this addon used by Studios in the future you cannot let that pass!

• Corniger

  about 2 years ago

  Archviz? No brainer.

  Archviz on an old machine is even less productive when you have to switch camera angles, disable assets and, most of all, only render during daytime when you'd actually need to use your workstation - otherwise, have fun guessing when the next render finishes at night, or set up the addon "Render notify" to wake you up every time.

  With RenderSet pro, you set up a camera angle per camera, activate/deactivate what needs to be rendered (saving time, energy and memory), move on to the next angle and while you snore off, all of the above is taken care of - extremely simplified. It can do much, much more.

  Also, TurboTools is compatible - after a bit of whining from my side, compatibility was implemented perfectly.

  Almost 3 years ago, this was the 2nd addon I bought at BM. It has literally saved me countless hours and without it, I probably wouldn't have made a single deadline.

  A rather valuable addition would be storing the daytime value - that was the only thing still putting the breaks on me, since certain angles require different daytimes to look good, so addons like TrueSky, relying on daytime to set their effect, would work unhindered. I'll just leave that here :-D

• Karel Schwarz

  about 2 years ago

  I use it everyday. Thanks to renderset my work is organized and very efficient. It saves me a lot of time= money.

• yantan

  over 2 years ago

  Favorite addon in blender, looking forward to more new features!

• Peter13

  almost 3 years ago

  This addon has proven to be one of my best purchases. It makes rendering complex animations, involving numerous collections and layers, as well as seamless switching between them, a task that would be nearly impossible without it. Excellent work on this addon, thanks!

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