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I'm a noob Blender user but a long time 3DS Max user.

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  1. I have set up render passes to be saved as separate EXR file.

  2. All passes render out and saved in the correct place when test rendering within Blender.

  3. However, because Blender does not support frame range rendering (e.g. frame 0-100 then 200-300), I was forced to use command line to do this. This is where the problem begins.

  4. When using command line rendering, all frames are rendered but the AO, DiffInd, & GlossInd pass wont save.

  5. I suspect this was due to the denoise node.

It seems command line rendering is buggy when used with denoiser node?

I'm a noob with command line but this is what I used...

blender.exe -b "[file destination]" -s 0 -e 90 -a -s 140 -e 230 -a

Any ideas?

ken
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  • This add-on might help, seems you can set the frame range easily and there is an option to render using the command line as well. Have you already tried that? – brockmann Oct 19 '21 at 14:01
  • Loom looks great and may sort out the sub-issue of frame range rendering, thx!!! I will check it out and test whether it also sorts out the denoise node issue too? In the meantime, I would still like to understand why the denoise does not save when command line render? – ken Oct 20 '21 at 07:55

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