render

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Synopsis

render [-abortMissingTexture boolean] [-batch] [-keepPreImage boolean] [-layer string] [-nglowpass boolean] [-nshadows boolean] [-replace boolean] [-xresolution int] [-yresolution int] [camera]

render is NOT undoable, NOT queryable, and NOT editable.

Return value

Flags

Long name (short name)	Argument types	Properties
-xresolution(-x)	int
Overwrite x resolution
-yresolution(-y)	int
Overwrite y resolution
-nshadows(-nsh)	boolean
Shadowing capabilities (can turn off shadow globally by setting this value to false)
-nglowpass(-ngl)	boolean
Overwrite glow pass capabilities (can turn off glow pass globally by setting this value to false)
-batch(-b)
Run in batch mode. Compute the images for all renderable cameras. This is the mel equivalent of running maya in batch mode with the -render flag set. All other flags are ignored when -batch is used.
-keepPreImage(-kpi)	boolean
Keep the renderings prior to post-process around. Only available when -batch is set
-replace(-rep)	boolean
Replace the rendered image if it already exists. Only available when -batch is set
-abortMissingTexture(-amt)	boolean
Abort renderer when encountered missing texture. Only available when -batch is set
-layer(-l)	string
Render the specified render layer. Only this render layer will be rendered, regardless of the renderable attribute value of the render layer. The layer name will be appended to the output image file name. The specified render layer becomes the current render layer before rendering, and remains as current render layer after the rendering.

Flag can appear in Create mode of command	Flag can appear in Edit mode of command
Flag can appear in Query mode of command	Flag can be used more than once in a command.

MEL examples

render;

string $cam[] = `camera`;
render -x 768 -y 576 $cam[0];

// Render render layer layer1.
render -layer layer1 camera1;