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B.Y.O.B. wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2018 2:21 pm You can pass a python script or python expressions to be evaluated on loading of the blend file.
For example, you could have the file "script.py":

Sounds good, it is going to be very handy.

You mean these? https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/workflows/command_line.html Yes, they are supported. For example, render the 3rd frame in the file "linktest.blend": ./programs/blender-2.79-linux-glibc219-x86_64/blender -b Projekte/BlendLuxCore_tests/linktest.blend -f 3 But i...

Does BlendLuxCore supports Blender command line options ? I'm particularly interested to the options for "rendering" (i.e. FILESAVER) a single frame in an animation. This would allow me to achieve 2 particularly interesting results: have native support for .blend files in tools like pyluxc...

Some random curios statistics about the source code. LuxCore code: 203,343 total lines of C++ and 22,120 total lines of OpenCL C Classic Lux code: 169,287 total lines of C++ It is a bit unexpected, I would have bet on classic Lux being larger. Files with more than 1000 lines in LuxCore: 21316 ./src/...

Added the support for Film outputs "safe save".

Added the SDK version for Windows.

Sounds good.

Added the SDK version for Linux.

Added the support for dynamic edit of halt rendering conditions.

Not sure if it's already good enough, I feel some bright areas are overblown and I'm not super happy with the grid, too. But I added it under the abstract section. If I improve it later, I can always replace it after all. Soon, I'm going to burn the Frankfurt AWS data center to the ground with this...

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