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[Closed] backburner command-line

 MZ1

I want to render active Time Range! without opening max file,but seems frames:all don’t work!
I can’t override framerange!

“C:/Program Files/Autodesk/3ds Max 2012/3dsmaxcmd” -frames:“all” -outputName:“C:/Test/AviFile.avi” “C:/Test/MaxFile.max”

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Actually, if some params isn’t sended to 3dsmaxcmd, it read what is saved in max file. Just save time range, resolution and output files in 3dsmax and run:
“C:/Program Files/Autodesk/3ds Max 2012/3dsmaxcmd” “C:/Test/MaxFile.max”

 MZ1

My problem is I don’t want to load max files, Because they have some big textures,by using preset or Frames:(startframe-endframe) option ,I can overwrite start and End frame , but how i can read it from file to overwrite? why backburner has an unused option(frame:“all”)?

To read actual value from max file, you will need preRenderScript.
But if you want to render just active time range, try without quotes on <all>:

-frames:all

 MZ1

umm,PreRender is a good idea,I will try…
But,
-frames:all
-frames:“all”
“-frames:all”

don’t works! for me:(

Some parameters don’t support the : in my experience. Have you tried -frames all or -frames “all”, or -frames=all or -frames=“all”?

-Eric

 MZ1

Eric
All of them…,dont works!.i build option text file, All parameters work but frames=all.

 em3
-frames=100-200

works great for me

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 MZ1
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did works -frames=all ?

 em3

yes, it worked great for me.

 MZ1

What’s your 3dsmax version?
It would be great if you show me the cmd code.

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